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Boeing 737 MAX 10 certification expected by end-September, unlocking major airline fleet plans

Alaska Airlines expects the FAA to certify Boeing’s largest 737 MAX variant by the end of September 2026, potentially within days. Approval would advance fleet plans at Alaska, American, Delta and United, while Boeing has also secured a Turkish Airlines commitment for up to 150 MAX aircraft.

Discovered 2026-09-25T02:54:51.946984-07:00 | 2026-09-25T02:54:51.946984-07:00

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FAA approval would determine when airlines including Alaska, American, Delta and United can begin incorporating the 737 MAX 10 into their fleet plans.
The certification timing is a key milestone for Boeing’s largest 737 variant and its ability to convert substantial airline demand into deliveries.
Turkish Airlines’ commitment for up to 150 MAX jets underscores the commercial importance of the program as Boeing approaches approval.

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