The two crashes killed a total of 346 people. Boeing CEO Muilenburg has said his company’s grounded 737 Max aircraft could be flying again by the end of 2019 . Boeing is observing simulator flights using updated software, and test flights are expected soon, he said. The planemaker has upgraded anti-stall software which investigators have been examining in the wake of two thousands Max crashes which killed 346 people. The aircraft was grounded in the end of 2019 and airlines which bought the aircraft have cancelled thousands of flights. Max said Boeing needed to repair the public’s “damaged trust” in the company.
Boeing CEO Muilenburg has said his company’s grounded 737 Max aircraft could be flying again by the end of 2019 . Boeing is observing simulator flights using updated software, and test flights are expected soon, he said. The planemaker has upgraded anti-stall software which investigators have been examining in the wake of two thousands Max crashes which killed 346 people. The aircraft was grounded in the end of 2019 and airlines which bought the aircraft have cancelled thousands of flights. Max said Boeing needed to repair the public’s “damaged trust” in the company.