EASA Chief Pledges Scrutiny Over MAX System Upgrade

Credit: Boeing
LYON, France—The Boeing 737 MAX will not fly again in Europe until EASA completes an in-depth analysis of the software changes Boeing is developing for the aircraft, according to EASA executive director Patrick Ky. Grilled Mar. 18 at the European Parliament during a hearing organized by its...

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