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  1. On August 3, 2026, the FAA certified the 737 MAX-7, while scrutiny followed the Alaska Airlines door plug blowout and Ethiopian Airlines crashes.

Boeing's recovery plan is supported by certification, while financial upgrades and a new Alaska Airlines incident emerge.

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Boeing's recovery plan is supported by certification, while financial upgrades and a new Alaska Airlines incident emerge.

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BoeingAlaska AirlinesKelly Ortberg

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  1. Boeing announced support for the certification of the 737 MAX 10 and 777-9 aircraft.Sub-event
  2. Boeing receives financial upgrades and certification supports Ortberg's recovery amid new Alaska Airlines incident.1 source

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On August 3, 2026, the FAA certified the 737 MAX-7, while scrutiny followed the Alaska Airlines door plug blowout and Ethiopian Airlines crashes. All 2 developments

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