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The North American manufacturer Boeing reported this week that it expects by mid- 2020 the Boeing 737 MAX be recertified and can fly again. Photo REUTERS/Lindsey Wasson.
By March of this year it will be one year since the worldwide impediment of the 737 MAX can make commercial flights, situation that was undoubtedly never expected even by the most pessimistic.
It will be beyond March as a new tentative date to be recertified and for this plane to fly around the world again, transporting thousands of passengers daily..
Anticipating any additional delay that could occur or better carrying out the process more calmly and with less pressure, It seems that this time Boeing is being somewhat more conservative and is giving for the first time, longer deadlines for its operators to be able to take off again with the MAX.
A) Yes, and without ruling out that the process could be completed before the time announced by Boeing, The company highlighted the following in its new official statement:
As we have emphasized, The FAA and other global regulators will determine when the 737 MAX will return to service. Nevertheless, to help our customers and suppliers plan their operations, We periodically provide you with our best estimate of when regulators will begin authorizing the return to service of the 737 MAX.
We are informing our customers and suppliers that we are estimating that the return to service of the 737 MAX will begin in mid 2020. This updated estimate is based on our experience to date with the recertification process.. It is subject to our ongoing attempts to address known programming risks and subsequent developments that may arise in connection with the certification process.. Too, explains the rigorous scrutiny that regulatory authorities are correctly applying to each step of their review of the flight control system of the 737 MAX and the Joint Operations Evaluation Board process that determines pilot training requirements.
Safely returning the MAX to service is our number one priority, and we are sure it will happen. We recognize and regret the continuing difficulties that the grounding of the 737 MAX has presented to our customers, our regulators, our suppliers and the general public. We will provide additional information about our efforts to safely return the 737 MAX at your service regarding our quarterly financial disclosures next week.
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