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FAA Says 737 Max Remains Airworthy; Will Act Later If Needed

FAA Says 737 Max Remains Airworthy; Will Act Later If Needed

Edward Dufner

(Bloomberg) -- U.S. Federal Aviation Administration issues “continued airworthiness” notice.

  • “If we identify an issue that affects safety, the FAA will take immediate and appropriate action”
  • “We are collecting data and keeping in contact with international civil aviation authorities as information becomes available”
  • Story to follow.

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