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The 737 MAX Is Back In The Air For Passenger Service In The U S

American Airlines Resumes Flights With the Boeing 737 MAX

MIAMI – American Airlines (AA), the largest airline, resumed flying the Boeing 737 MAX today after the plane had been grounded for 20 months. The aircraft, which was re-certified last month, has returned to fly to the US with AA. Brazil’s GOL Linhas Aereas Inteligentes and then Aeromexico (AM) were the first carriers to reintroduce Boeing’s jet. American Airlines Boeing 737MAX Photo: Brandon Farris/AW Flight Information The AA Boeing 737 MAX 8, registered as N314RH, made its first flight on April 21, 2018: the aircraft is 2.7 years old. It is back in service today, carrying 100 passengers plus crew, flying from Miami International Airport (MIA) to New York LaGuardia (LGA), departing MIA around 3.44pm local time.

Boeing 737 MAX nails first passenger flight in US after long ban

Boeing 737 MAX nails first passenger flight in US after long ban The Boeing 737 MAX has returned to commercial service in the US with a flight that took place through American Airlines. The trip, which included AA’s President Robert Isom as one of the passengers, went from Miami to New York, the route that will be used for daily flights as American Airlines eases the airliner back into service. The Boeing 737 Max has had a rocky history in the nearly two years since two deadly crashes that claimed 346 lives, resulting in the planes being grounded. Months of work and repeated delays led up to the FAA rescinding its Emergency Order of Prohibition applied to the 737 MAX jets last month.

U S fliers less familiar with Boeing 737 MAX crashes two years on, but wary when reminded - Reuters/Ipsos poll

U S fliers less familiar with Boeing 737 MAX crashes two years on, but wary when reminded - Reuters/Ipsos poll
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U S fliers less familiar with Boeing 737 MAX crashes two years on, but wary when reminded: Reuters/Ipsos poll

U.S. fliers less familiar with Boeing 737 MAX crashes two years on, but wary when reminded: Reuters/Ipsos poll Reuters 12/28/2020 By Chris Kahn and Tracy Rucinski © Reuters/CARLO ALLEGRI FILE PHOTO: People depart a Boeing 737 Max airplane at Dallas Fort Worth Airport following a media flight to Tulsa By Chris Kahn and Tracy Rucinski Popular Searches NEW YORK/CHICAGO (Reuters) - With the passage of time, Americans are less familiar with two fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes, but if they are made aware of those disasters, more than half say they would probably avoid the aircraft, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll.

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