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News: The FAA is expected to certify the Boeing 737 MAX 10 within the next six days, though major U.S
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Boeing 737 MAX 10 FAA certification expected

The FAA is expected to certify the Boeing 737 MAX 10 within the next six days, though major U.S. carriers including Alaska, American, Delta, and United will not place it into passenger service until spring 2027 due to required post-certification work on cockpit displays.

26 Sep 2026

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