The Boeing 737 Max was scheduled to fly to the US after the crash – BBC News

U.S. security regulators have cleaned up Boeing’s 737 Max plane flying again, suspending ground orders in March 2019 after killing two people. The move is a key milestone for the company, which has been blamed for the tragedy and investigations that blamed it on accidents that plunged it into a crisis. This year’s economic problems were exacerbated this year as a result of the virus has slowed air travel. Existing aircraft must be replaced before being put into service by making changes to their design. The safety regulator, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), has said the clearance will not allow the plane to “immediately return” to the sky. Along with changes in software and cables, pilots will also need training. The FAA said the design changes it required “have eliminated what caused these particular accidents.” The FAA chief said he was “100% confident” in the safety of the aircraft. “We’ve done everything we can to make sure that these types of accidents don’t happen again,” said Steve Dickson. .

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