removed the 737 Max from its schedules until mid-August, as carriers prepare for another peak summer travel season without the fuel-efficient planes.that it didn't expect regulators to sign off on the 737 Max until the middle of 2020, much later than the manufacturer's previous predictions. The 737 Max has been grounded since March after two fatal crashes — in Indonesia in October 2018 and in Ethiopia less than five months later — killed all 346 people on the two flights.
"With the Max return to service date still unknown, pushing our timeline back to early September is what is best for our customers and our operation," Leslie Scott, director for United's global response communications, said in a statement to CNBC. Even if the 737 Max did return before Sep. 4, United does not plan to swap it for any of its summer flights, according to Scott. The airline continues to take measures to ease disruptions from the 737 Max grounding, including automatically rebooking affected customers.
United's shares lost 1.8% on Friday, American's fell 3% and Southwest's dropped 1%. Boeing stock ended the day 0.7% lower.
If you're going to post a story about a 737, could you at least use a picture of a 737 and not an A320?
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