Worried about flying on a 737 Max? Your options may be few

At some point early next year, air travellers will need to decide if they're willing to take a flight on a Boeing 737 Max. If they're not, they'll need to find out what their travel options are. There will be no govt-ordered compensation in North America or Europe for travellers who are afraid to get on the plane that has crashed twice. Not after aviation regulators deem the Max safe. However, airlines are likely to be more flexible in letting passengers change their schedules to avoid flying on a Max, at least for a while. It's unclear, though, how long that flexibility will last. Airlines are likely to gauge media coverage and passenger sentiment about the Max. Once the plane recedes from the news and customer confidence grows, airlines could go back to their regular policies around cancelling and changing flights. <br/>