Daily Memo: Boeing’s Missed MAX Opportunity

June 22, 2021
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First flight of the Boeing 737 MAX 10 took place on June 18, 2021.
Credit: Ellen Banner / Pool / Getty Images
Boeing could do with some good news on the 737 MAX program and this duly arrived on June 18 with the apparently flawless first flight of the long-delayed 737-10—the longest, and likely final derivative of the storied twinjet family. But the -10 is about much more than the debut of yet another...

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