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In unusual move, FAA chief test flies 737 Max; says more fixes needed
October 01 2020, 08:00
Federal Aviation Administration chief Steve Dickson says he has some suggestions for new changes to the Boeing 737 MAX after piloting the grounded jetliner Wednesday.

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