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Investing.com -- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is not standing in the way ofBoeing’s efforts to certify two new variants of its 737 MAX aircraft, according to the agency’s top official.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford clarified the situation during remarks to reporters following a speech in Washington on Wednesday. Bedford emphasized that while the agency has allocated substantial resources to assistBoeingwith the certification process for the smaller 737 MAX 7 and larger MAX 10 planes, the responsibility ultimately lies with the manufacturer.
"We can only help get them there, but they have got to do the work, and they’re doing the work," Bedford stated. He directly addressed perceptions about the certification timeline, adding, "I don’t think FAA is the roadblock on 7 and the -10 certification."
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