Ryanair expects Boeing 737 Max stream leeway soon

 Rainier said he expects the dubious Boeing 737 Max to be allowed to fly to the United States again next month, or something like that.

Eddie Wilson, head of the carrier, said she had wanted to start flying for a year now.

No Max plane has flown since March 2019, killing 346 people, after its products were linked to accidents in Indonesia and Ethiopia.

Ryanair had 135 of them with him before the flight was boycotted.

Mr Wilson revealed on Ireland's New Stalk radio broadcast, "The first of these we plan to show by mid-2021." Fatal accident experts have blamed flaws in the 737 Max's flight control framework, which Boeing has been upgrading for some time to meet new safety requirements.

Mr. Wilson was speaking after the US Carrier Controller, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), presented a draft report on preparation strategies for the 737 Max.

The FAA, which ended the dry run a week ago, welcomed the hosts' comments, with the November 1 cut-off time.

In any case, the 737 maximum gain adjusted by its motion is not the central controller.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which launched its pilot program a month ago, has maintained through the FAA that naturally this does not mean that aircraft Can be seen in Europe.

One month ago, both Boeing and the FAA were brutally condemned by a US legislative examination.

The report accused Boeing of "camouflage culture" and a "terrible lack of oversight" by the FAA.