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USA certifies Boeing's new plane after three years of delay

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Briefings

The United States government officially certified a Boeing aircraft after three years of delays, allowing the company to begin deliveries to airlines in the US and abroad. This marks the first time the nearly-decade-old project has reached this final approval stage.

Key points

• The US government granted certification to Boeing following a three-year delay period for the aircraft project.
• Deliveries are scheduled to commence immediately upon receiving the final certification approval.

Context

This certification represents the culmination of a major aerospace project that faced significant delays over nearly a decade, finally allowing the manufacturer to proceed with production and delivery schedules.

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The evidence provided is a single sentence stating certification allows for deliveries. Specific dates of delays, exact number of delays, or names of airlines are not mentioned in the source text.

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