Boeing Resumes 737 MAX Deliveries to China Amid Regulatory Hurdles

Boeing has resumed deliveries of its 737 MAX airplanes to China after a lengthy delay due to regulatory issues, specifically a review of the batteries powering the cockpit voice recorder. The company restarted wide-body jet deliveries to China in late June.

Boeing announced on Tuesday that it has resumed deliveries of its 737 MAX aircraft to China after a prolonged delay caused by regulatory concerns.

According to a Reuters report dated May 22, the delay was due to a Chinese regulatory review focusing on the batteries that power the cockpit voice recorder.

Further, Boeing restarted the deliveries of wide-body jets to China in late June, as reported by Reuters.

(With inputs from agencies.)