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Boeing to Resume B737 MAX Production After Machinists Strike

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FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker has announced that Boeing has yet to resume production of the B737 MAXfollowing a machinists strike that temporarily halted operations. However, the aerospace giant is planning to restart manufacturing by late December 2024, marking a critical step in addressing the backlog of orders and stabilizing its production schedule.

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Hainan Airlines Takes Delivery of B737-8

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