FAA OKs 737 MAX to return to the skies
Boeing 737 MAX aircraft parked at the Grant County International Airport, where over 250 of the planes have been stored since they were grounded in March, 2019.
Charles H. Featherstone
Boeing 737 MAX aircraft parked at the Grant County International Airport, where over 250 of the planes have been stored since they were grounded in March, 2019.
SEATTLE — The Federal Aviation Administration has approved a series of repairs and upgrades that will allow the grounded 737 MAX aircraft to return to service.
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