FAA tells UN panel it expects Boeing 737 MAX approval as early as late June - sources
US FAA representatives told members of the ICAO they expect approval of Boeing's 737 MAX jets to fly in the US as early as late June, 3 people with knowledge of the matter said, although there is no firm timetable for the move. FAA and Boeing representatives briefed members of the ICAO governing council in Montreal Thursday on efforts to return the plane to service. FAA officials who briefed the council said they expected the ungrounding would take place in the US as early as late June, but it was not clear when other countries would clear the flights, said of the sources. Canada and Europe said Wednesday they would bring back the grounded aircraft on their own terms. <br/>
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FAA tells UN panel it expects Boeing 737 MAX approval as early as late June - sources
US FAA representatives told members of the ICAO they expect approval of Boeing's 737 MAX jets to fly in the US as early as late June, 3 people with knowledge of the matter said, although there is no firm timetable for the move. FAA and Boeing representatives briefed members of the ICAO governing council in Montreal Thursday on efforts to return the plane to service. FAA officials who briefed the council said they expected the ungrounding would take place in the US as early as late June, but it was not clear when other countries would clear the flights, said of the sources. Canada and Europe said Wednesday they would bring back the grounded aircraft on their own terms. <br/>
