After being in Seattle and test-driving Boeing's 737 Max simulators tweets the Norwegian boss: ”I will happily bring my family on a Norwegian Max”

During the simulator flight, the former fighter pilot tested both the old and new MCAS systems to see how they work when errors occur.

”The new system seems foolproof even if you don't fly with the trim system, or if you don't turn it off when an error occurs,” he states.

Kjos also writes that he hopes that the authorities will focus on safety and not let themselves be directed by politics.

Norwegian has 18 Boeing 737 Max aircraft currently parked, with an additional 92 Max aircraft on order.

Source: di.se