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Boeing Begins Flight Tests of Anti-Ice Fix for MAX 7 and MAX 10
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Boeing has just begun the certification testing of the modification of its anti-icing engine system to the 737 MAX family, a decisive technical step towards the entry into service of the 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10 now expected by the end of 2026. Under pressure from regulators and its customers after years of delay, the aircraft manufacturer must demonstrate that this patch eliminates any risk of overheating the nacelle without introducing new vulnera…
Boeing’s 737 Max engine anti-ice fix finally in the air
Boeing has begun formal certification trials of the engine anti-ice (EAI) design fix for its 737 Max family, according to people familiar with the program, a significant milestone in the long-delayed entry into commercial service of the Max 7 and 10 derivatives. Flight tests of the newly-revised design are being conducted on Boeing’s lead 737 Max 10 test aircraft, one of the final hurdles before the smallest and largest models of its current […]…
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