Ethiopian Air Pilot Warned Bosses of Boeing 737 Max Dangers

A pilot warned senior managers about the need for more training after the Lion Air crash in 2018. New documents reveal multiple warnings were issued, highlighting the need for better communication and training to prevent similar incidents. Ethiopian Airlines stated they provided the training recommended by Boeing and the FAA, but questions remain about the adequacy of the training. The future of the 737 is uncertain, with differing timelines from Boeing and regulators.

What was the main concern raised by the pilot to senior managers after the Lion Air Crash?

• The need for more aircraft maintenance

• The need for more flight routes

• The need for more training

• The need for better passenger services

According to Ethiopian Airlines, who recommended the training that was provided?

• The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

• Boeing and the FAA

• The International Air Transport Association (IATA)

• The Ethiopian government

What was Ethiopian Airlines' stance on the training issue?

• They blamed Boeing for not providing training

• They claimed to have provided the recommended training

• They stated that training was unnecessary

• They admitted to not providing any training

What did the director of IATA mention about the Boeing 737's return?

• It would return in 2 weeks

• It would return in 10 to 12 weeks

• It would return in 6 months

• It would return in 1 year

How did Boeing's timeline for the 737's return compare to the regulators' expectations?

• Boeing had no timeline

• Boeing's timeline was more conservative

• Boeing's timeline was more optimistic

• Boeing's timeline matched the regulators'