# Boeing 737 MAX 10 gets US approval after six years

> US regulators approve Boeing's 737 MAX 10 after six years of delays.
- Title: Boeing 737 MAX 10 gets US approval after six years | Shortify
- Summary: US regulators approve Boeing's 737 MAX 10 after six years of delays. US aviation regulators cleared Boeing's 737 MAX 10 for production after six years of…
- Keywords: boeing, 737 max 10, faa, aircraft certification, us aviation, boeing deliveries, financial recovery, safety regulations, news, world, 737, MAX
- Source: Malay Mail — https://malaymail.com/news/money/2026/10/21/six-years-late-but-cleared-for-take-off-boeings-737-max-10-gets-us-green-light/239946
- Published: 2026-10-21T09:20:51+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: boeing, 737 max 10, faa, aircraft certification, us aviation, boeing deliveries, financial recovery, safety regulations, news, world
## US approves Boeing 737 MAX 10
US aviation regulators granted final approval for Boeing's 737 MAX 10 after six years of delays.
## Certification follows safety scrutiny
The FAA confirmed the aircraft meets all design and safety requirements after extensive testing.
## Boeing targets 2027 deliveries
Boeing plans to start 737 MAX 10 deliveries in 2027 to improve financial performance.
## Previous MAX crashes led to delays
US regulators heavily scrutinized Boeing's designs after two MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019.
## 2024 Alaska Airlines incident slowed process
A near-catastrophic January 2024 Alaska Airlines flight delayed certification further.
## Boeing's new production line
Boeing opened a new MAX production line in Everett, Washington, in January 2026.
## US needs faster certification
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the US must certify aircraft more quickly than European regulators.
## Boeing aims for 52 monthly MAX planes
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg expects to increase MAX production to 52 planes per month by 2027.
## Key takeaway

US aviation regulators cleared Boeing's 737 MAX 10 for production after six years of delays, aiming for 2027 deliveries to boost financial recovery.