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EASA Completes 737 Max Tests
EASA's Joint Operations Evaluation Board will meet in the UK to consider data collected from flight testing of the 737 Max completed this week.
A team from EASA completed flight testing of the 737 Max aircraft in Canada on September 11. (Photo: EASA)
A team from EASA completed flight testing of the 737 Max aircraft in Canada on September 11. (Photo: EASA)

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has completed test flights of the Boeing 737 Max, a key milestone in restoring airworthiness certification and returning the airliner to operational status. Transport Canada (TC)  completed its flight testing in late August. The most recent flights took place in Vancouver, Canada, due to Covid-19 travel restrictions. Both the European and Canadian tests involve validation of data collected by the FAA from June 29 to July 1 using a Max 7.


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