737 Max Pilot: House Report 'Ringing Condemnation' Of Boeing Culture

The transcript discusses a report on Boeing's 737 Max, highlighting safety issues due to rushed competition with Airbus, inadequate pilot training, and oversight failures by the FAA. The MCAS system's flaws, which led to two crashes, are explained. Pilot Jason Goldberg shares his perspective, emphasizing the need for trust but verification of Boeing's changes. The FAA's oversight challenges are also discussed, with a focus on resource limitations and regulatory decisions. The future of the 737 Max hinges on resolving these issues, particularly in pilot training.

What changes did Boeing claim to have made following the accidents of Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302?

What were the findings of the FAA's internal survey regarding safety concerns?

What issues remain unresolved before the Boeing 737 Max can be safely returned to the air?