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Last MAX Stored at Boeing ‘Shadow Factory’ After Crashes, Pandemic Departs

Summary by The Seattle Times
Boeing began storing MAX planes in Moses Lake in 2019, after two fatal crashes grounded the fleet. This month, it flew the final stored plane, closing the so-called shadow factory.

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Last MAX stored at Boeing ‘shadow factory’ after crashes, pandemic departs

Boeing began storing MAX planes in Moses Lake in 2019, after two fatal crashes grounded the fleet. This month, it flew the final stored plane, closing the so-called shadow factory.

·Seattle, United States
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Boeing Completes Six-Year 737-Max Interim Storage

Boeing has delivered the last stored 737-Max aircraft from the Moses Lake site in Washington. Delivery marks the end of a six-year storage period.

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