FAA expects Boeing MAX 7 certification this summer

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford expects the Boeing 737 MAX 7 to be certified this summer and the MAX 10 by year-end. The agency supports Boeing increasing production from 42 to 47 planes per month and anticipates further rate hikes within the next 90 days as quality systems improve.

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BOEING CO is expected to receive FAA certification for its MAX 7 this summer and will hike 737 production from 42 to 47 planes monthly by late August. The FAA raised the production cap to 42 jets in October, ending a 38-plane limit set in January 2024. Clearing certification backlogs and hitting production targets are essential for Boeing to reach its 52-plane monthly goal by early 2027.

Clearing the Certification Backlog

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