Regardless of when aviation regulatory authorities around the world lift their groundings of the Boeing 737 MAX, it looks increasingly likely that the new narrowbody will not re-enter most airline schedules until well into the northern hemisphere summer. By mid-April, FAA indicated it could be ready...
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