SMBC AVIATION CAPITAL says the operational impact of the 737 MAX grounding could carry into 2021

Stephen Costley November 29, 2019
SMBC AVIATION CAPITAL says the operational impact of the 737 MAX grounding could carry into 2021 as airlines face significant challenges of reintroducing a dormant fleet back into service, even with re-certification in late 2019/early 2020.
Stephen Costley

Steve Costley is responsible for the overall production SpeedNews. Steve has over 30 years of experience with SpeedNews, now part of the Aviation Week Network. He joined the company in August 1989 as an Associate Editor and was named Managing Editor in 1994. He was also named Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of SpeedNews, Inc., in the late 1990s, and held those titles until Prism Business Media acquired the company from Gil Speed in 2006.

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