Singapore Airlines expects to resume 737 MAX flights this year


The city-state's aviation regulator approved 737 MAX flights in September, more than two years after they were grounded following two deadly crashes.

SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines Ltd expects to resume Boeing Co 737 MAX flights before the end of the year, a senior executive said on Tuesday, in a positive sign for the model's return in Asia.

The city-state's aviation regulator approved 737 MAX flights in September, more than two years after they were grounded following two deadly crashes.

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