Boeing is about to get approval to deliver 737 MAX aircraft to China

News from this site on December 21, according to The Air Current, Boeing has received important permission from China’s aviation regulator, allowing it to resume deliveries to China after more than four years of freeze The 737 MAX aircraft is one step closer.

The media quoted unnamed sources as saying that the regulatory agency's permission had been approved on the same day. However, the report also said that the delivery of 737 MAX aircraft still needs to be approved by China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).

Boeing said in a statement: "We will continue to support our customers in China and are ready to deliver aircraft to them when the time comes." Boeing said in a statement: "We will continue to provide support to Chinese customers and are ready to deliver aircraft to customers at the appropriate time." Grounded, and China has suspended imports of this model. Although the safety ban has now been lifted and

aircraft delivered before the grounding have resumed flying in China, new deliveries are still on hold

. Before we begin, we need to provide some background information:

The Boeing 737 Max was banned from flying by many countries around the world after two crashes in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people. It will not be until 2022 that some countries allow it to take off again

▲ Picture source Boeing official website

In September 2022, China Civil Aviation The Bureau and Boeing held a special meeting in Zhoushan, Zhejiang to discuss the operational review of the 737 MAX aircraft (i.e., AEG review). After Boeing answers the questions raised, the Civil Aviation Administration of China will release the second revision of the "Boeing 737 Series Aircraft Review Report". This marks that China Civil Aviation has completed the entire process of resuming the introduction of new 737 MAX aircraft

In October 2022, a Boeing 737 MAX of Mongolian Airlines (MIAT) landed in Guangzhou, China. This is the first time that the Boeing 737 MAX has recently The first commercial flight to resume on Chinese routes after the four-year ban was lifted

In January 2023, China Southern Airlines flight CZ3960 took off from Guangzhou and flew to Zhengzhou, marking the

Boeing 737 MAX model Resumption of commercial passenger operations in China. Boeing executives said in late 2022 that

plans to regain financial strength within the next three years after a series of losses

after two 737 MAX crashes and other problems by 2025 Annual sales will increase to approximately US$100 billion in 2026 or 2026 (currently approximately RMB 674 billion).

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