American Airlines CEO Doug Parker says his airline is feeling more confident that its grounded Boeing 737 Max jets will soon be approved to fly again.
Boeing expects the Federal Aviation Administration to approve the plane's return to service by year-end, and Parker says that sounds like a reasonable estimate based on American's conversations with Boeing and the FAA.
Boeing says it is close to finishing changes to the Max, including rewriting software on a flight-control system implicated in two deadly crashes. The company will then fly a certification flight as part of the FAA's review of its changes. Airlines say they will need another one to two months after that to train pilots on the changes.
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