MONTREAL, April 17 (Reuters) - New training requirements for Boeing (NYSE:BA) Co's BA.N grounded 737 MAX jet should include time in a flight simulator, Canada's transport minister said on Wednesday.
"It's not going to be a question of pulling out an iPad and spending an hour on it," said Marc Garneau. "Simulators are the very best way, from a training point of view, to go over what could happen in a real way and to react properly to it."
His comments came after a draft report from a board appointed by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said additional training was needed, but a simulator would not be required.