Boeing is scrambling to restore confidence in the 737 Max from regulators, customers and the flying public.
believes the safe return of its best-selling plane, the 737 Max, is the company's most important objective.in the 737 Max from regulators, customers and the flying public. The manufacturer's 737 Max has been grounded across the globe since mid-March after a deadly crash involving the jet in Ethiopia. Less than five months earlier, a Boeing Max crashed in Indonesia.
"We are making good, steady progress on the certification work," Muilenburg said, before adding the company was hoping to schedule the certification flight "very soon." Responding to this report on Monday, Muilenberg told CNBC the certification flight would take place in the "near-term" but he refused to provide a more specific timeline."It is important for us to focus on safety, we will get back up in the air when it is safe, that's the most important thing here."
Boeing's chief executive said he was not focused on orders for the 737 Max during his time in the French capital, insisting there would be "plenty of opportunities" in the coming months. Muilenburg said the company had more than 4,000 of the 737 Max aircraft in backlog.
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