US federal regulators are expected to certify Boeing's (BA) 737 Max 7 latter this month, WSJ reports citing sources

Newsquawk Staff · 9 Jul 2026, 22:54 UTC

US federal regulators are expected to certify Boeing's (BA) 737 Max 7 latter this month, WSJ reports citing sources.

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