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   Aircraft manufacturer Boeing has plans to increase the production of the 737   
   MAX again. According to Reuters news agency, the company informed its   
   suppliers of this. To be able to implement the plans, the American aviation   
   authority FAA must give the aircraft permission to fly again in the fourth   
   quarter.   
       
   Boeing wants to build 47 aircraft from October and from February 52 per month.   
   The latter number is the same as before the airplane had to stay on the   
   ground. Last April Boeing reduced the production pace to 42 aircraft per month   
   and the deliveries to customers were also stopped.   
       
   After production has been brought back to the required level, Boeing wants to   
   further increase it. From June next year, 57 aircraft should roll off the line   
   every month, a record in the production of the aircraft type.   
       
   The Boeing 737 MAX has been banned from flying worldwide for months. That   
   happened after a crash of an aircraft from Ethiopian Airlines as a result of   
   an over-safety system. A few months earlier, a 737 MAX from the Indonesian   
   airline Lion Air had also crashed due to that system. It is still unclear when   
   the aircraft will be assessed as airworthy again after adjustments.   
      
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