In March: Southwest retrieves 737 Max

Boeing 737 (Photo: Pixabay).
Boeing 737 (Photo: Pixabay).

In March: Southwest retrieves 737 Max

Boeing 737 (Photo: Pixabay).
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Boeing's largest 737 Max customer is planning the comeback of the crisis aviator this year.

Almost three months after the re-admission, Southwest will soon be using the unfortunate aviator again. The machine is to be used regularly from March 11, 2021. Important preparations are currently taking place in the background, such as simpleflying.com reported. Among other things, selected pilots would receive the necessary additional training, so Southwest boss Gary C. Kelly. “I recently had the opportunity to test the adapted version of the 737 Max. This test flight only reinforced my confidence in the safety of the plane. I am very proud of our team, which is working day and night to prepare the return of the Boeing aircraft on March 11, 2021, ”continued Kelly. In addition, the US carrier also confirmed that 35 copies will be shipped by the end of the YEAR.

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