Boeing 737 MAX 10: FAA Approval After Years of Delays
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Boeing has received FAA certification for the 737 MAX 10. After years of delays, first deliveries are planned for the coming months.
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The FAA certification for the 737 MAX 10 has been granted
If you've been following the delivery of the 737 MAX 10, this is the decisive step: The U.S. aviation authority FAA has certified the largest model in the family. Boeing announced the approval on October 20, 2026. First deliveries are planned for the coming months.
La Tribune identifies the coming months as the time window for the first deliveries. Handelsblatt reports that Boeing wants to deliver the largest 737 model within a few months. With certification complete, the start of deliveries is now the focus.
Why the 737 MAX 10 had to wait so long for certification
According to CNBC, the launch of the largest model was originally planned for 2020. More extensive testing and additional safety issues delayed certification. Handelsblatt also speaks of years-long delays.
The approval is therefore an important step for Boeing: Handelsblatt reports more than 1,550 orders and sees the aircraft as a beacon of hope for the struggling company. The available reports do not give an exact date for the first delivery; deliveries are still only planned.
As of: October 20, 2026, exact time not specified, further details to follow.
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