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Boeing Set to Meet with Max Operators, Regulators
The U.S. manufacturer plans to relay details of updated Max flight control software and a training addendum.

Boeing has invited more than 200 airline pilots, technical leaders, and regulators to a so-called informational session in Renton, Washington, this Wednesday, to discuss the software and training updates underway for the 737 Max. Boeing expects to further elaborate on details it shared during a Saturday meeting with the U.S. operators of Max jets—American, United, and Southwest Airlines—on plans to support the return of the narrowbody to commercial service. Boeing reiterated that it would pay for the development of the updates.