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FAA clears Boeing’s smallest 737 MAX to fly after years of delays

The clearance lets airlines begin passenger service planning, but carriers may take months to schedule the aircraft into regular routes.

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CNBC Markets reports the FAA has cleared Boeing’s smallest 737 MAX model to fly after years of delays tied to certification.

The outlet said airlines can begin flying passengers soon now that the planes are certified, though it may take months to fully incorporate the aircraft into existing schedules.

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