Dickson: MAX Crisis Shows Need To Integrate Human Factors In Design
Credit: FAA
WASHINGTON—FAA Administrator Stephen Dickson said mistakes made during the development of the Boeing 737 MAX highlight the need for a “more integrated approach to human factors” during the aircraft design process. “As long as we have humans flying airplanes and operating the system, we can never...
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