Revamped MAX Training Prioritizes Getting Pilots Information

July 10, 2020
737 MAX
Boeing is revamping key training elements as part of getting the 737 MAX fleet airborne again.
Credit: Joe Walker
Boeing’s comprehensive changes to the 737 MAX flight control computer (FCC) software are being matched by a significant shift in pilot training, with added emphasis on explaining systems and failure scenarios while clarifying key non-normal procedure checklists. Drafts of training material proposed...

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