The United States does not intend to ban the flights of Boeing 737 MAX after the crash in Ethiopia

2019-03-12T22:43:45.596Z

The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) does not intend to suspend flights on Boeing 737 MAX ships after the crash in Ethiopia. This was reported in the statement of the department.

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