Boeing MAX Simulator Training Is Taking Shape

February 11, 2020
aircraft fleet on runway
Operators are planning to add up to 2 hr. of simulator training per pilot as part of their 737 MAX return-to-service process.
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Now that simulator sessions are a near-certain prerequisite for getting pilots back into 737 MAXs, Boeing and operators are working through two related challenges: what the new training will cover and how operators will work it into their return-to-service planning. Boeing is developing recommended...

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