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LOS ANGELES—Boeing is expected to deliver the first 737 MAX on May 16 following final approval of the aircraft’s CFM Leap-1B engines from regulatory authorities. The company says the FAA and EASA approval enables it to relieve the growing logjam of MAX aircraft awaiting flight testing and, most...
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