Boeing 737-7 Approval Remains Bogged Down Amid New Requirements
More than a year after FAA-required flight tests wrapped up, the 737-7 still is not certified.
Credit: Joe Walker
The primary outstanding task on Boeing’s 737-7 to-do list—validating presumed pilot reactions and other human factors assumptions in safety risk assessments—is also one of the newest items on the FAA’s list of key aircraft certification issues not covered in rules or guidance. The issue’s appearance...
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