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FAA expected to certify Boeing 737 MAX 10 Tuesday, completing the 737 MAX family after nearly a decade

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The FAA is expected to certify Boeing’s largest 737 variant, the MAX 10, on Tuesday, nearly a decade after its launch. The model has about 1,500 orders, and its approval would complete certification of the latest-generation 737 family; an announcement is expected from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at Boeing’s Everett plant.

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  • Certification would clear a major regulatory milestone for the largest 737 MAX variant after a nearly decade-long wait, completing the latest-generation 737 family.
  • The MAX 10 has about 1,500 orders, making the timing and eventual entry into service relevant to Boeing’s production and delivery plans.

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