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Boeing has rolled out the first high-density seating minor-model derivative of the 737 MAX 8-200 aircraft that is specially modified with an additional set of passenger cabin exit doors so it can seat up to 200. The aircraft, which rolled out of the company’s Renton, Washington, facility in mid...
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