Ça dépend un peu des commentateurs ... Et des paroles choisies.
L'avis des agences étrangères sera pris en compte, on verra pour la suite
Beaucoup (Trop) de monde, pour ce meeting, hum** ... (60 personnes, 33 agences )
Si c'est exact.
**33 agences donnant leur point de vue, pour décider qq chose ... On parlait de 9, ce qui est déjà beaucoup pour se mettre d'accord. On est plutôt dans le "Consultatif"
https://www.euronews.com/2019/05/23/faa-meets-with-air-regulators-on-fate-of-boeing-737-max
Nearly 60 air regulators from 33 governmental agencies, including from China, Brazil, Australia, the European Union, France, Ethiopia, Indonesia and South Korea are attending the meeting at an FAA office in Texas.
The agency came under criticism in March for failing to ground the Boeing 737 MAX as quickly as China, Europe and other countries.
One of Thursday's sessions is titled "Data mapping to accidents: safety actions and changes to the 737 MAX training requirements."
Acting FAA Administrator Dan Elwell told reporters on Wednesday the FAA would share the agency's "safety analysis that will form the basis for our return to service decision process."
Some air regulators have said they will conduct independent reviews of the Boeing 737 MAX. Elwell was asked by a reporter on Wednesday if he would delay ungrounding the plane in order to have "peace" with other regulators.
"We have peace with other regulators," Elwell said. "We’re talking to them constantly. You want to make this like, ‘We at war with the other countries over this.’ We’re not."