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FAA’s plan for how pilots will evaluate changes to the Boeing 737 MAX and new training materials signals a shift from focusing primarily on the carriers it regulates to one that accounts for variations in pilot experience around the world. The agency is finalizing a plan to bring in as many as 30...
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