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China: CAAC will establish a pool of technicians to check B-737 MAX updates

Request for new certification presented on March 15th

The Civil Aviation Authority of China (CAAC) will establish -according to the local press- a task force of technical specialists to analyze all the changes made to the Boeing B-737 MAX aircraft, after they have been grounded throughout the world following the March 10 accident to the Ethiopian Airlines aircraft. Caac itself was the first to put the B-737 MAX on the ground and 5 days after the disaster,...

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Beijing, China, 04/16/2019 20:28
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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