U.S. DOT Report Underscores MAX Certification Shortcomings

July 01, 2020
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Credit: Southwest Airlines
WASHINGTON—A U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) Office of Inspector General (OIG) report on the Boeing 737 MAX’s certification underscores the inadequacy of communication between Boeing and the FAA that helped set the stage for two fatal accidents and the model’s ongoing grounding. The report...

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