737-10 Tests To Help Define New Boeing Relationship With Regulators

June 24, 2021
Boeing 737-10
The longer main gear incorporates a telescoping oleo-pneumatic strut with a levered component for extra height.
Credit: Chris Edwards/Woodys Aeroimages
First flights are a major event in the life of any aircraft, but for Boeing the June 18 test debut of the 737-10 carried extra significance as a symbol of resurgence for both the MAX program and the wider company. At 143 ft. 8 in. long overall—compared to just over 138 ft. for the 737-9—the 737-10...

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