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US regulators certify Boeing 737 Max 10 after years of delay

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US regulators have certified the Boeing 737-10, the largest model in the Max family, after five years of delay. This certification follows a safety and management crisis and marks a significant step for Boeing as it attempts to regain market ground. The French government also provided interest-free loans of up to 50,000 euros to businesses affected by recent riots.

Key points

• The US Federal Aviation Administration has granted final approval for the Boeing 737-10, the largest model in the Max family.
• The certification occurred more than five years after the narrowbody jet's maiden flight.

Context

US regulators certified the Boeing 737-10 after years of delay, marking an important step for the company following a safety and management crisis. The French government also offered interest-free loans to businesses affected by recent riots.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the US Federal Aviation Administration's final approval and the French government's loan offer. No specific dates for the loan application or the exact timeline of Boeing's recovery efforts are provided.

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