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FAA clears the way for airlines to put Boeing long - delayed 737 Max 10 into service

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The Federal Aviation Administration has authorized airlines to begin the process of putting Boeing’s 737 Max 10 into service. This regulatory clearance marks a significant milestone for the aircraft manufacturer following a lengthy certification process for its largest 737 Max variant.

The approval comes nearly a decade after the aircraft was first unveiled. The development represents a major hurdle cleared for Boeing as it works to integrate the long-delayed jet into commercial airline fleets.

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NPR News (National) Highlights the decade-long timeline and the significance of the hurdle.
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