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A major announcement about the Boeing 737 Max.
The passenger jet is expected to be certified to fly passengers again after being grounded for nearly 2 years following those two deadly crashes. Stephanie Ramos joins us from Laguardia airport with more this morning. Good morning, Stephanie!
Michael, good morning!
The FAA is expected to announce as early as this morning that Boeing's 737 max plane is now safe to fly again after almost 2 years of review. Boeing's max plane has been grounded since March of 2019 after two crashes killed 346 people. This is the longest and largest grounding of a commercial aircraft. After the 2nd crash, Boeing insisted that the plane was safe and did not need to be grounded. Soon after foreign governments and eventually the U.S. grounded the plane. The automated flight control system was at the center of several investigations into the crashes. Now, once the aircraft is certified, pilots will have to undergo a brief training. Southwest and United Airlines do not plan to fly the plane commercially until sometime next year, but American Airlines plans to fly passengers on the max starting in December. Michael.
All right, Stephanie Ramos. Thank you very much.
