Flight testing is complete with only three Boeing deliverables remaining as FAA reviews documentation

New version received simultaneous approval in Brazil, the United States and Europe, with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2028

Single type certificate will simplify maintenance and modifications as the Tu-214 fills a temporary gap while newer Russian airliners struggle to reach production scale

Certification campaign in Texas exposed the aircraft to wind conditions at and beyond operational limits required for automatic landings

FAA and EASA officials say final approval process is approaching completion for the two remaining MAX variants

Embraer-backed company says it has sufficient cash to support operations through certification despite continued delays

Lufthansa is expected to become the launch operator of the long-delayed widebody, which has accumulated more than 540 orders

Regulator forecasts production increases later in 2026 as manufacturer moves to normalize output after years of heightened scrutiny

Regulatory delays coincide with efforts to boost domestic jet's global prospects amid production challenges

Manufacturer eyes 47 jets per month in 2026, prepares Everett line for single-aisle output