the Global Aviation Safety plans to invest an initial $1bn in pilot development, in a bid to rebuild trust with the industry, passengers and regulators following two fatal 737 Max crashes and the subsequent grounding. Due to delays in returning the aircraft to the skies, details of Boeing initiative have not been released. The scheme will be launched after regulatory approval is given for the redesigned 737 Max software, according to Reuters' sources. The wide-ranging, multi-year initiative reportedly aims to improve infrastructure, including air traffic and flight simulation, as well as potentially creating a data-sharing aircraft design network with regulators.
Boeing plans to invest an initial $1bn in pilot development, in a bid to rebuild trust with the industry, passengers and regulators following two fatal 737 Max crashes and the subsequent grounding. Due to delays in returning the aircraft to the skies, details of the Global Aviation Safety initiative have not been released. The scheme will be launched after regulatory approval is given for the redesigned 737 Max software, according to Reuters' sources. The wide-ranging, multi-year initiative reportedly aims to improve infrastructure, including air traffic and flight simulation, as well as potentially creating a data-sharing aircraft design network with regulators.