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Add as a preferred source on GoogleFAA Certifies Boeing’s 737 Max 10 Following Years of Delays
Approval follows a completed safety review of the largest aircraft in Boeing’s 737 Max family.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certified Boeing’s 737 Max 10 on Oct. 20, clearing a long-delayed regulatory hurdle for the largest aircraft in the company’s 737 Max family.
The approval follows a completed key safety review.
The decision resolves years of delays in certifying the Max 10. Boeing’s next scheduled quarterly results are due Oct. 27. Its third-quarter commercial aircraft delivery tally was a preliminary 161, including 124 737s; the figures remain preliminary until the results are released.
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