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Boeing–Federal Aviation Administration: full timeline

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  1. FAA Reviews New 737 MAX Software Glitch, Threatening Imminent MAX 10 Certification

    The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a flight-guidance software issue on Boeing 737 MAX aircraft that can disengage automated vertical navigation during aborted landings.

  2. FAA Review Panel Finds Boeing 737 MAX Software Flaw Not a Safety Risk, Clearing Obstacle for MAX 10 Certification

    The Federal Aviation Administration determined Friday that a software anomaly affecting Boeing 737 MAX flight computers does not compromise flight safety.

  3. FAA Certifies Boeing 737 Max 10 for Commercial Service Following Years of Regulatory Delays

    The Federal Aviation Administration has officially granted type certification to the largest variant of the 737 MAX family.