Boeing’s Smallest 737 Max Finally Wins FAA Certification After a Decade of Delays— but Passengers Still Won’t Board One Until 2027
The FAA certifies Boeing's 737 Max 7 after years of delays and safety reviews. Delivery begins, but passengers may wait months.
Boeing finally got approval to fly its smallest 737 Max plane after many years of safety checks, which is good news for the company. When a plane gets approved, it means people might trust Boeing more, but airlines still have to build and deliver these planes, so customers won't see them for a while.
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