top | item 21091423 (no title) joehosteny | 6 years ago There's a lot of safety value in not having to be retrained, too. discuss order hn newest maxerickson|6 years ago It's sort of key when taking that approach to actually succeed in not requiring the retraining. joehosteny|6 years ago Of course. That’s pretty common though, and you don’t hear about when that is successful. As an example, the 757 and 767 share a common type rating. situational87|6 years ago The safety value proposition of the max is kind of hard to sell after two planes crashed. It was already the most successful plane ever in terms of avoiding retraining right?All that unlocked safety value didn't count for much.
maxerickson|6 years ago It's sort of key when taking that approach to actually succeed in not requiring the retraining. joehosteny|6 years ago Of course. That’s pretty common though, and you don’t hear about when that is successful. As an example, the 757 and 767 share a common type rating.
joehosteny|6 years ago Of course. That’s pretty common though, and you don’t hear about when that is successful. As an example, the 757 and 767 share a common type rating.
situational87|6 years ago The safety value proposition of the max is kind of hard to sell after two planes crashed. It was already the most successful plane ever in terms of avoiding retraining right?All that unlocked safety value didn't count for much.
maxerickson|6 years ago
joehosteny|6 years ago
situational87|6 years ago
All that unlocked safety value didn't count for much.