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CTOnews.com June 28, Boeing China President Xie Lijia said today, "by the end of June, about 90 percent of China's 737 MAX fleet has resumed commercial operation, and some of these aircraft have been put on regional and international routes, connecting domestic cities with destinations in Central and Southeast Asia. I also hope to be able to ride the 737 MAX soon when traveling in China."

▲ source: Boeing 737 MAX resumed commercial passenger operation in China on January 13 this year. It is reported that the Boeing 737 Max was banned by many countries around the world after two air crashes in 2018 and 2019, killing 346 people, and was not allowed to fly again by some countries until 2022.

▲ source: in September 2022, the Civil Aviation Administration and Boeing organized a special meeting on the 737 MAX aircraft operation review (AEG review) in Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province, and will release the second revision of the Boeing 737 Series aircraft Review report after Boeing has resolved its questions, representing CAAC to complete the whole process of resuming the introduction of 737 MAX aircraft.

After Boeing's 737MAX was approved for airworthiness in China in December 2021, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said that domestic airlines would have to complete aircraft modification, parking recovery and pilot training, which had been approved for supplementary operation. The 737MAX of Air China, China Southern Airlines, HNA and Xiamen Airlines have all conducted test flights.

In addition, in October 2022, a Boeing 737 MAX belonging to Mongolia Airlines (MIAT) landed in Guangzhou, China, the first commercial flight of the Boeing 737 MAX to return to China after a nearly four-year ban.

Boeing executives said at the end of 2022 that they planned to regain financial strength over the next three years, after losing money after two 737 MAX crashes and other problems, and expected annual sales to rise to about $100 billion by 2025 or 2026 (CTOnews.com Note: about 722 billion yuan currently).

"Boeing 737 MAX 8 two accidents killed 346 people, and the company and former CEO were fined $200 million to $1 million."

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