Nearly a decade after Boeing unveiled its largest single-aisle jet, the Federal Aviation Administration has officially cleared the 737 Max 10 for passenger service, marking a major milestone for the embattled plane-maker.
The long-awaited regulatory approval ends years of costly delays, stringent safety re-evaluations, and regulatory hurdles following earlier grounding crises across the Max lineup.
Capable of seating up to 230 passengers, the Max 10 allows Boeing to deliver its largest single-aisle variant to major global airlines holding hundreds of backlogged orders, boosting the company’s efforts to rebuild market share and regain momentum against rival Airbus.
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