Africa's biggest carrier on February 1, 2022, puts back the MAX into service
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Three years after Ethiopian Airlines grounded all its 737 MAXs following a devastating crash six minutes after take-off that claimed all 157 souls aboard near the town of Bishoftu, the airline, regarded as the biggest carrier in Africa will tomorrow February 1 put back the aircraft type into service.Â
The decision to put back the 737 MAX into service shows the tremendous confidence the airline’s management has in the ability of the American aircraft maker after the planes were certified by the  US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and approved them fit for operations.
The biggest carrier in Africa will tomorrow February 1, 2022, put back the aircraft type into service.Â
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