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Friday, 7/17, 07:30 PM

FAA Lets Boeing Certify Its Own 737 Max and 787 Jets Again

  • The US aviation regulator will let Boeing resume signing off that its own new 737 Max and 787 jets are airworthy, starting Monday, a task the FAA took over after the planemaker's safety and quality crises.
  • It is a notable vote of confidence in Boeing's factories, and could help speed the deliveries its finances depend on, though the FAA says it will keep watching.

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