The EU’s Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has told the US Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) it wants additional testing of 737 Maxthe 737 Max's's reconfigured safety systems before it will clear it to fly. The move followed tests in June that revealed an emergency procedure to correct the plane’s system malfunctions took longer than was acceptable to complete. The Boeing the 737 Max's is not expected to fly again before November.
The EU’s Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has told the US Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) it wants additional testing of the 737 Max's reconfigured safety systems before it will clear it to fly. The move followed tests in June that revealed an emergency procedure to correct the plane’s system malfunctions took longer than was acceptable to complete. The Boeing 737 Max is not expected to fly again before November.