Boeing Hearing: Pilots Association's Reaction

The transcript discusses Boeing's accountability for the 737 Max crashes, highlighting system failures and the need for regulatory changes. It addresses the FAA's role and the importance of independent oversight. The global erosion of trust in Boeing is noted, with emphasis on the need for improved training and safety measures. The discussion also covers the potential long-term grounding of the 737 Max and the necessity for comprehensive reviews and fixes to ensure passenger safety.

What was the main issue with the certification process discussed in the first section?

• It was not recognized by officials.

• It was too fast.

• It failed miserably and needed restructuring.

• It was too expensive.

What was one of the regulatory problems between the FAA and Boeing?

• They were too intimately involved.

• They had too many regulations.

• They were too distant.

• They had no communication.

Who played a crucial role in bringing out issues with the 737 Max?

• The passengers

• The pilots

• The whistleblowers

• The media

What does the FAA need to improve its regulatory oversight?

• More international support

• More funding

• More independent authority

• More employees

What recent disclosure by Boeing affected trust?

• A new aircraft design

• Non-disclosure of emails

• A new safety feature

• A new training program

What is Boeing doing to resume 737 Max flights?

• Introducing new aircraft

• Hiring more pilots

• Developing new training modules

• Reducing ticket prices

What is the key focus for pilots according to the last section?

• Increasing passenger numbers

• Getting a safe airplane and proper training

• Flying more hours

• Reducing flight costs