Paul a écrit:Le chef de l'EASA dit qu'il y aura une validation indépendante du fix de Boeing, peu importe la décision de la FAA.@EASA chief Patrick Ky says regulator will independently validate Boeing's MCAS changes and decide when/if the Max will fly again, "whatever the FAA does." Big departure from typical airworthiness issues, but given recent events, not a surprising one.
— Sean Broderick (@AvMROSean) 18 mars 2019
Le Canada fera de même
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ethiopia-airplane-canada/canada-re-examining-boeing-737-max-approval-after-faa-certification-probe-idUSKCN1QZ2DB
“We may not change anything but we've decided it's a good idea for us to review the validation of the type certificate that was given for the MAX 8,” Garneau said.
Garneau added that Transport Canada would do its own certification of a software change being prepared by Boeing within the next few weeks "even if it's certified by the FAA."