Aircraft
EASA Chief Expresses Satisfaction with 737 Max Changes
The Boeing 737 Max could be ready to fly in Europe before the end of the year.

EASA executive director Patrick Ky said on Friday he felt satisfied with the results of changes to the 737 Max, adding that the airplane could resume flying in Europe before the end of the year. Ky told Bloomberg that EASA will soon complete document reviews ahead of a proposed airworthiness directive (PAD) it expects to issue in December, at which point a four-week comment period will begin.