LONDON – In what has been an already long and tiresome set of trials and tribulations for Boeing, it has now today said to Reuters in an exclusive interview that it doesn’t expect to get FAA approval for the MAX 10 before 2023. Delays and DisruptionIt is understood that the deadline for regulatory approval is up in December for the MAX 10 and MAX 7 aircraft, however, Reuters has reported means it might not come until 2023. For the aircraft to be certified they require comprehensive paperwork submissions, along with a detailed review of safety assessments by the FAA. Boeing has recently noted and announced major MAX 10 orders from Delta Air Lines, West Jet Group and other carriers. Boeing Still Suffers From MAX CrashesIt is completely understandable that the FAA remains reluctant to allow Boeing to have approval with its two new MAX variants after what happened with the MAX 8 which saw 346 people die in two fatal crashes and led to a 20-month-long grounding of the best-selling next-generation aircraft.

Source: Ethiopian News October 04, 2022 19:59 UTC