The FAA will return the 737 MAX to service in the United States only when [it] determine[s], based on facts and technical data, that it is safe to do so.
Rick Larsen: “The FAA will return the 737 MAX to service in the United States only when [it] determine[s], based on facts and…”
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Larsen emphasizes the FAA's commitment to safety before returning the 737 MAX to service.
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