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Boeing 737 Max crash: Did foreign pilots have enough training to fly commercial jets?

Published on: Friday 05 July 2019

While the preliminary accident report in the Ethiopian crash showed the 29-year-old pilot had an impressive 8,122 hours of flight time, the 25-year-old first officer had only 361 total hours, having ...

News source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/07/06/boeing-737-max-crash-grounded-problems-flight-training-pilots-faa/1641781001/

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Boeing 737 Max crash: Did foreign pilots have enough training to fly commercial jets?