Brazil Adopts FAA’s 737 MAX Return-To-Service Requirements
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Brazil’s national civil aviation regulator ANAC has adopted the FAA’s parameters for returning Boeing 737 MAX-family aircraft to service. The step paves the way for GOL, the country’s lone MAX operator, to restore its aircraft to service. “The FAA [airworthiness directive] released on Nov. 20 was...
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