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To be better prepared. Boeing has announced it is temporarily halting production of its 737 max aircraft. The planes have been grounded since march a response to crashes in indonesia and ethiopia that killed 346 people. Regulators in the United States, criticised for earlier decisions on the 737 max, are now saying they will not approve any return to service before next year. Heres our north america correspondent, peter bowes. Grounded and now pulled from production. Boeings problems have gone from bad to worse, with the aviation giant forced to admit it can no longer continue to make the 737 max. The temporary halt in production is because the Regulatory Authority the federal Aviation Administration has still not cleared the jet to return to commercial service. It was grounded globally in march following crashes in ethiopian and indonesia, which left a total of 346 people dead. In a statement, boeing insists. Safely returning the 737 max to service is our top priority. It is our duty

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