In November 2020, the FAA cleared the way for the Boeing 737 MAX to fly again, ending a 20-month grounding of the type in the US following a second fatal crash in March 2019. Brazil ungrounded the aircraft the same month, and regulators in the European Union, the UK and Canada were among those who have since followed suit. Several airlines have now begun flying their MAXs again. More than 450 of the type have been delivered and Boeing has orders for nearly 4,000.
In November 2020, the FAA cleared the way for the Boeing 737 MAX to fly again, ending a 20-month grounding of the type in the US following a second fatal crash in March 2019. Brazil ungrounded the aircraft the same month, and regulators in the European Union, the UK and Canada were among those who have since followed suit. Several airlines have now begun flying their MAXs again. More than 450 of the type have been delivered and Boeing has orders for nearly 4,000.