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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is expected to announce Tuesday that the FAA has approved the 737 MAX 10 during a visit to Boeing’s Everett, Washington, factory, according to sources cited by Reuters. The approval would complete certification of the latest generation of the 737 family.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is expected to announce Tuesday that the FAA has approved the 737 MAX 10 during a visit to Boeing’s Everett, Washington, factory, according to sources cited by Reuters. The approval would complete certification of the latest generation of the 737 family.
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