Boeing has successfully concluded its extensive flight test campaign for the 737-10 aircraft, a period encompassing 976 flights and totaling over 2,060 flight hours alongside approximately 1,040 ground tests. This comprehensive evaluation rigorously validated critical certification requirements associated with the new Boeing model. Specifically, the testing focused on assessing key performance areas such as landing gear functionality, braking capabilities on wet runways, and the effectiveness of engine anti-ice systems. The results from these rigorous assessments have paved the way for final approval of the 737-10. Boeing’s AviTrader Aviation News reported this significant milestone on July 30th.
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