US regulators certify Boeing 737 MAX 10 after delays
The move clears the way for increased plane deliveries in the coming years, a key aspect of Boeing's plan to improve financial performance.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has officially certified the Boeing 737 MAX 10 following extensive flight testing and documentation submission. The FAA Administrator, Bryan Bedford, stated the certification process was thorough and stressed the importance of maintaining safety standards as production begins. Boeing anticipates starting deliveries of the MAX 10 in 2027, a significant step for the company's financial recovery after a series of setbacks.
The MAX 10, the largest plane in the MAX family, accommodates up to 230 passengers, compared to 172 for the MAX 7.
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