Recently, Liu Qing, President of Boeing China, announced that all 737 MAX aircraft of Civil Aviation of China have successfully resumed operations. The news marks the full resumption of safe operations in China's civil aviation industry after a period of grounding and strict inspections. The aircraft was previously grounded by many countries around the world due to design flaws, which led to air crashes and multiple planes.
As a key head of Boeing in China, Liu Qing said that Boeing has been working closely with the Civil Aviation Administration of China to conduct a comprehensive safety assessment and improvement of the 737 MAX aircraft. After rigorous testing and review, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) finally approved the 737 MAX for its return to service.
Liu Qing stressed that Boeing will continue to monitor the operation of the 737 MAX aircraft and ensure that it is safe and reliable. He said that Boeing will maintain close cooperation with the Civil Aviation Administration of China to jointly promote the development of China's civil aviation industry.
The successful resumption of the 737 MAX aircraft is of great significance to Boeing. This will help to give it more credibility and confidence for other countries to buy Boeing aircraft.
In conclusion, the successful resumption of operation of all 737 MAX aircraft in the Civil Aviation of China is an important milestone for Boeing after a major safety incident, which is conducive to Boeing to obtain more orders in competition with Airbus.