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Boeing responds

01 Aug 2019
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Boeing has expressed its

condolences to those who

had lost loved ones in

the Lion Air and Ethiopian

Airlines crashes but insisted

that the B737 MAX was a

safe aircraft. However the

manufacturer also confirmed

that it had been working

closely with the Federal

Aviation Administration on

development, planning and

certification of a software

enhancement for the B737

MAX8 which it anticipated

would be mandated with an

airworthiness certificate no

later than April.

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