Boeing Board Will Reportedly Present Safety Recommendations This Week

Boeing's board is working on designing safer airplanes, with a committee set to deliver recommendations on corporate reporting changes, a new safety group, and cockpit modifications. Although the committee didn't focus on the 737 Max crashes, this effort marks Boeing's most direct attempt to improve internal processes. Following the grounding of the 737 Max, Boeing is updating flight control software to resume flights in the US by year-end.

What are some of the recommendations made by the committee to improve airplane safety?

• Modify cockpits for new pilots

• Increase the number of flight attendants

• Add more in-flight entertainment options

• Reduce the number of passengers

What was the committee's focus in their investigation?

• Investigating the two 737 Max crashes

• Overhauling Boeing's internal processes

• Improving customer service

• Reducing production costs

What action did aviation authorities take after the 737 Max accidents?

• Increased pilot training requirements

• Grounded the 737 Max

• Introduced new safety regulations

• Banned all Boeing flights

What is Boeing working on to address the issues with the 737 Max?

• Hiring more engineers

• Updating the flight control software

• Expanding their production facilities

• Developing a new aircraft model

By when does Boeing aim to have the 737 Max back in the air in the US?

• By next month

• By the end of next year

• By next summer

• By the end of the year