Boeing is using one of its employee car parks in Washington, Renton to store undelivered 737 Max aircraft. The company confirmed it was using a range of facilities to house the grounded planes, describing the process as part of its "inventory-management plan". Boeing is waiting for a software update concerning the 737 Max's anti-stall system to receive regulatory approval before flights involving the aircraft can resume.
Boeing is using one of its employee car parks in Renton, Washington to store undelivered 737 Max aircraft. The company confirmed it was using a range of facilities to house the grounded planes, describing the process as part of its "inventory-management plan". Boeing is waiting for a software update concerning the 737 Max's anti-stall system to receive regulatory approval before flights involving the aircraft can resume.