As per many reports, this week, Chicago-based United Airlines foresees 737 Max’s to return to operations by this summer. Delivery of the aircraft is expected by the fourth quarter. The airline owns 14 737 MAX aircraft and is awaiting delivery for another 14 jets by the year-end.
Chief Financial Officer Gerald Laderman stated “The aircraft scheduled for delivery this year, we would expect to take this year,” in a report.
The Boeing’s 737 MAX aircrafts had faced severe backlash which resulted in prolonged grounding due to two major fatal air crashes recently.
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United sees 737 MAX flying this summer, deliveries before year-end
United Airlines expects Boeing Co’s grounded 737 MAX jets to return to service this summer, with deliveries resuming before the end of the year, an executive said on Wednesday. “The aircraft scheduled for delivery this year, we would expect to take this year,” Chief Financial Officer Gerald..
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