WORRIES ABOUT THE MAX AT AVIATION AGENCIES: Regulatory officials in the U.S. and Canada continue to be concerned about MCAS, the flight control system implicated in the two Boeing 737 crashes, according to emails obtained by the New York Times and published on Friday. “The only way I see moving forward at this point, is that MCAS has to go,” said a safety manager at the Canadian aviation safety agency. An FAA official agreed, circulating the email to others at the U.S. agency and saying that “MCAS introduces catastrophic hazards that weren’t there before,” that “it and the fix add too much complexity.”
