FAA clears Boeing’s smallest 737 Max for production after decade-long review
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After about a decade of review, the FAA certified Boeing’s 737 MAX-7—the smallest model in the MAX family—for production, clearing the way for eventual passenger service after years of scrutiny tied to crashes.
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