On the recordMarch 25, 2019
The traveling public needs assurances that the FAA will only recertify the aircraft for flight if and when the FAA, outside safety and technical experts, and pilots agree the aircraft is safe to fly.
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Emphasizing the need for safety assurances before recertifying the 737 MAX.
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