Boeing 737 Max’s return to the skies still dogged by delays
US regulator asks for feedback on the way ahead for grounded aircraft after it meets representatives from more than 50 countries
24 September 2019 - 18:42
Montreal — The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) invited continued feedback from global regulators at a Boeing 737 Max briefing on Monday about the steps needed to return the grounded passenger jet to flight after two fatal crashes.
The closed-door meeting, on the eve of a UN aviation assembly in Montreal, brought together representatives from more than 50 countries with airlines that fly that Max and those that will have incoming flights of the aircraft...
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