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The Globe & Mail news article also said:
<<Calin Rovinescu, Air Canada’s [CEO], said the company has about 425 Max pilots who are spending their days training on a 737 Max simulator, but not flying customers. Some pilots who flew other planes in the past year – narrow-body Airbus or the Embraer 190 – will return to flying those models, [he] said.>> and <<because Air Canada is the only airline in Canada or the United States with a 737 Max simulator (it has two in Toronto), its pilots are “modelling some of the scenarios that occurred in the two accidents. So that has given us a leg up in terms of the readiness for the pilots to go back into flying these aircraft.”>>
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/busi...ing-of-boeing/
Bravo on the timely housekeeping.
Unless of course it’s akin to making beds in a burning house!
Last edited by KRUSTY 34; 8th May 2019 at 10:31.