Boeing's 737 Max 10 is expected to be close to receiving U.S. certification
Boeing received certification for its 737 MAX 10, the largest model in the Max family, capable of carrying up to 230 passengers. The certification follows years of safety reviews and comes after a 2024 incident where a fuselage part broke off during flight. Deliveries are expected to begin in 2027, with nearly 1,555 units ordered globally.
- Boeing obtained certification for the 737 MAX 10.
- The Boeing 737 MAX 7 can carry up to 160 passengers.
- The manufacturer anticipates delivering its initial 737 Max 10 aircraft in 2027.
- Airlines have ordered almost 1500 of the MAX 10 type.
- Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the certification followed extensive safety reviews.
- A fuselage part broke off a nearly new 737 aircraft during a climb in January 2024.
- More than 30 customers worldwide ordered 1,555 units of the 737 MAX 10.
- Boeing has about 1,550 orders for this aircraft.
- The FAA granted the certification after several years of in-depth review.
- A total of 346 people died in two crashes.
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