FAA allows Boeing to resume 737 MAX, 787 airworthiness certificates

The Federal Aviation Administration announced yesterday that it will allow Boeing (BA) to resume issuing airworthiness certificates at the end of the production process for all 737 MAX and 787 airplanes. “The decision follows months of thorough data and safety review demonstrating consistent production quality and reflects the FAA’s confidence in Boeing’s ability to issue airworthiness certificates under FAA oversight,” the agency said in a statement.

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FAA allows Boeing to resume 737 MAX, 787 airworthiness certificates

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