Boeing 737-Max takes off for test flight

Boeing 737-Max (Photo: Jan Gruber).
Boeing 737-Max (Photo: Jan Gruber).

Boeing 737-Max takes off for test flight

Boeing 737-Max (Photo: Jan Gruber).
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The controversial aircraft will shortly complete a so-called certification flight for the purpose of re-registration.

Boeing is getting closer and closer to the re-registration of the 737 Max: According to reports, an important certification flight by the US aviation authority FAA will take place this month. In March last year, the aircraft manufacturer had to take the aircraft out of the market.

The work for a possible re-release is in full swing. The systems of the affected model are said to have been reprogrammed and additional safeguards installed, such as aero.de reported. For the 737 Max, after two crashes within a few months, in which a total of 346 people were killed, start bans were imposed worldwide.

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