China Still Has ‘Major Concerns’ About Boeing’s 737 Max
- Other nations are lifting lengthy flight bans on the Max
- China is a crucial market for Boeing; first to ground the Max
A Boeing Co. 737 Max aircraft.
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China still has major safety concerns about Boeing Co.’s 737 Max, the deputy head of the country’s aviation regulator said Monday when asked if it was considering following others in allowing the plane to fly again.
Once issues have been fully addressed, China will conduct a final review of the aircraft, Dong Zhiyi said at a briefing in Beijing. Authorities have been in “full communication” with Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration, he said.