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Boeing 737 MAX

The Boeing 737 is nicknamed the Fat Albert and is a short- to medium-range twinjet narrow-body airliner.

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I know right now that the Boeing 737 is the main work horse of the American skies. I see many more 737s than other airliners in a majority of the medium to smaller airports. I wonder what plane will replace it once it has reached the end of its life.

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Boeing's 737 MAX 9 completes its maiden flight

Plane is the second, and currently largest, installment in the company's 737 MAX family. Ref. Source 4x.

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I like the 737 and I thik that this newer version of it will help replace some of the aging 737s that are out there. I know the 737 is a real work horse out there right now.

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Boeing’s chilling warning to pilots. BOEING has issued an ominous warning to pilots about its popular 737-Max 8 jets after a horrific crash killed 189 people. Source 6y.

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UK becomes latest country to ground Boeing 737 Max 8 jets following Ethiopian Airlines crash. More than two dozen airlines around the world have grounded a new Boeing plane model involved in Sunday's Ethiopian Airlines disaster that killed all 157 on board. Boeing has said it has no reason to pull the popular jet from the skies. Source 7x.

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Could it be that people don't know how to fly this version of the 737 as opposed to the plane's integrity being the problem?

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Boeing 737 Max 8 planes now grounded in US in wake of Ethiopian Airlines crash, President Trump announces. President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he has signed an order to ground the Boeing 737 Max 8 planes involved in two recent catastrophic crashes. The U.S. Was the sole nation flying the Boeing 737 planes after Canada announced Wednesday that it was grounding the aircraft. The Federal Aviation Administration had previously stood by the safety of the Boeing 737, saying it hadn't found any issues at fault with the jetliner that would merit a grounding order. Ref. USAToday.