The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday it is inviting top civil ...
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday it is inviting top civil aviation officials from around the world to a May 23 meeting to discuss the now-grounded Boeing 737 MAX.
The FAA, which did not disclose where the meeting will take place, said that at the May 23 meeting it will “provide safety experts to answer any questions participants have related to their respective decisions to return the fleet to service.” It will not include Boeing at the meeting. Boeing Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg said last week the manufacturer is making “steady progress” on the path to certifying a software update to the grounded 737 MAX and has made the final test flight before a certification flight.
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