Boeing 737-10 flight test.
Credit: Boeing photo by Liz Wolter
With certification of the Boeing 737-10 expected before year-end, Alaska Air Group believes some of the aircraft could replace its aging 737-700 fleet. In May, FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said he expects the 737-7 and 737-10 to be certified by the end of 2026. During a July 22 earnings call...
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