FAA near certification of Boeing 737 MAX 10 after software review

FAA near certification of Boeing 737 MAX 10 after software review
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The FAA is close to certifying the Boeing 737 MAX 10 after a Type Certification Board meeting on 16 October and could issue the type certificate as early as next week.

The MAX 10 completed 976 test flights, logged more than 2,060 flight hours and about 1,040 ground‑test hours; certification was delayed at the end of September to examine a software issue that could cause VNAV shutdown during take‑off, but the FAA later determined the issue did not pose a safety risk.

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