A Boeing 737 MAX jet comes in for a landing following a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) test flight at Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington on June 29, 2020.
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Europe’s air travel regulator has actually stated Boeing’s 737 Max airplane safe to fly after it was grounded in March 2019 following 2 mishaps that left 346 individuals dead.
Patrick Ky, executive director of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency, informed Bloomberg Friday that he’s pleased with the modifications Boeing has actually made to the airplane, including that the airplane might go back to the area’s skies prior to completion of 2020.
The statement comes although Boeing is yet to carry out a software application upgrade that his company required. It might be 2 years prior to it’s all set.
After majority a year without any orders, Boeing revealed that it had actually offered 2 737 Max aircrafts to Polish charter airline company Enter Air in August.
Boeing and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency did not right away react to a CNBC ask for remark.
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