Boeing 737 MAX 7 will not fly in 2022: FAA - AeroTime
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reiterated that the Boeing 737 MAX-7, the smallest variant in the 737 MAX family, will not be certified in 2022, with the aircraft now potentially getting the stamp of approval in 2023. Billy Nolen, the FAA’s Acting Administrator, stated that “it does not appear” that the aircraft will get its
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