FAA’s Own Engineers Say Proposed Fixes to Max Aren’t Enough
- Union of engineers files statement on agency’s proposed fixes
- FAA gets more than 200 public comments on 737’s return
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The union representing the Federal Aviation Administration engineers overseeing Boeing Co.’s redesign of the grounded 737 Max says the government’s proposed fixes to the plane don’t go far enough.
The National Air Traffic Controllers Association, which represents FAA engineers who review and sign off on aircraft certification, said in comments filed on Monday that the Max should have to adhere to tougher standards on cockpit alerts.