Boeing has withdrawn its request for an exemption from several important safety requirements to get the smallest variant of the 737 MAX series authorized for passenger travel.
737-MAX 7: Boeing withdraws application for safety exemption. Boeing recently came under heavy criticism after a part of the fuselage fell out of another version of the aircraft - a 737 MAX 9. Miraculously, no passenger on the Alaska Airlines flight was swept into the depths. Two aircraft of the type crashed in 2018 and 2019, killing 346 people. All MAX jets were grounded worldwide for almost two years. Southwest Airlines, the primary buyer of the 737 MAX 7, said last week that it has removed the model from its 2024 fleet plans.
Under intense political pressure, Boeing on Monday withdrew its request for an exemption from key safety regulations to allow the 737 Max 7 to be certified to carry passengers. "We have informed …
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