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How airlines plan to keep travelers safe now that Boeing’s 737 Max is cleared for takeoff - WFAA
North Texas-based American and Southwest airlines are looking at extensive training for pilots, and offering free flight changes for concerned travelers.
With Boeing’s 737 max cleared for takeoff by the Federal Aviation Administration, safety and consumer confidence are top of mind both for travelers and North Texas-based American and Southwest airlines.
In a video posted to the Southwest Airlines website, Senior Vice President of Operations Alan Kasher said pilots will undergo extensive training on simulators then test flights without passengers before the 737 Max is back in action for commercial flights.
North Texas-based American and Southwest airlines are looking at extensive training for pilots, and offering free flight changes for concerned travelers.
With Boeing’s 737 max cleared for takeoff by the Federal Aviation Administration, safety and consumer confidence are top of mind both for travelers and North Texas-based American and Southwest airlines.
In a video posted to the Southwest Airlines website, Senior Vice President of Operations Alan Kasher said pilots will undergo extensive training on simulators then test flights without passengers before the 737 Max is back in action for commercial flights.