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B-737 MAX airplane, US DoT: FAA must restore confidence

Changes in the field of safety supervision

In view of the future "stop" of the grounding of the B-737 Max aircraft after the fatal accidents in Indonesia and Ethiopia (see AVIONEWS), the Inspector General of the Department of the Transport (DoT) of the United States David Shepard has declared that the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) should work to restore "public confidence" before the new aircraft certification by facing a "significant...

RC3 - 1225302
Washington, USA, 10/24/2019 08:57
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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