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    RETURN OF THE BOEING 737 MAX

    Feb 16, 2021 2 minutes

    rom the time it entered service in February 1968, the Boeing 737 narrow-body short-range airliner established a sterling record for reliability and efficiency that only improved in the course of three upgrades, culminating in the 2016 debut of the fourth-generation 737 Max. The airliner

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