The FAA has approved Boeing’s request to increase 737 MAX production from 38 to 42 aircraft per month, lifting the cap imposed after a fuselage panel (door‑plug) blew off an Alaska Airlines jet in January 2024. The move restores a portion of Boeing’s constrained output capacity.
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(PL) FAA Agrees to Increase Production of Boeing B737 MAX • rynek-lotniczy.pl
FAA clears Boeing to raise B737 MAX output to 42 jets • ch-aviation
FAA Authorizes Boeing to Increase 737 MAX Production Rate • aeromorning.com
(DE) Boeing Receives Approval for Gradual Increase in 737 Max Production • aviation.direct
Boeing Approved to Raise 737 MAX Production to 42 Jets per Month • Flying Magazine
(FR) Boeing authorized to raise 737 MAX production • Le Journal de l’Aviation
(DE) FAA allows Boeing to increase 737 MAX production • airliners.de
(TR) FAA Grants Boeing Permission to Increase 737 MAX Production • airporthaber2.com
(DE) FAA allows Boeing higher production rate for 737 Max • aerotelegraph.com
(FR) Boeing authorized to raise 737 MAX production rate. • aerospatium.info
FAA Lifts Boeing 737 MAX Production Cap to 42 Aircraft per Month • Airways Magazine
FAA Lifts Boeing 737 Max Production Limits After Safety Overhaul • webpronews.com
(TR) FAA approves Boeing 737 MAX approval! • airporthaber2.com
Boeing Finally Gets FAA Approval To Raise 737 MAX Production • Simple Flying
FAA Allows Boeing to Raise 737 MAX Production from 38 to 42 Aircraft per Month • Wall Street Journal
FAA clears Boeing to raise 737 Max production to 42 aircraft per month • The Air Current
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