U.S. regulators have reportedly granted a long-awaited certificate for the Boeing 737 MAX 7 aircraft. The specific regulator and details of the certification have not yet been confirmed.
A single report Monday evening stated that U.S. regulators have issued a certificate for the Boeing 737 MAX 7, a variant of the 737 MAX family that had been awaiting approval. The report did not specify which agency granted the certificate or the scope of the certification. The development follows a turbulent period for the 737 MAX program, which was grounded globally in 2019 after two fatal crashes, and has since been recertified in many markets. The MAX 7 is the smallest variant and has not yet entered commercial service. The information is based on a single unconfirmed report.
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