China Allows Boeing Planes To Fly Through After A Four Year Break

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Boeing has broken the ice with Beijing again and has been allowed to fly its infamous Jetliner with proper protocols in place




It is after a hiatus that the Boeing is going to take flight from and into China. It’s been hour since the Boeing company even entered China. It was the famous and unfamous crash incidents that surrounded the Boeing Max is what led to China deciding to ground the use of the American flight company made planes in the first place.

It first grounded the Max in March 2019 and held off approving its return long after US regulators lifted a ban in late 2020. Europe and other places followed in subsequent months.

This has been seen as a breakthrough for Boeing that went into pilot training discussions with Beijing last month. Boeing officials also met China’s aviation regulator to review specific pilot training criteria for its Max jetliners, in a sign the plane maker is getting closer to securing all the necessary approvals to get the Max back up and flying in China — the last remaining major aviation market not to permit its resumption.

According to official sources, a MIAT Mongolian Airlines flight operating a round-trip between Ulaanbaatar to Guangzhou had already made its first flight, as it landed in the southern Chinese city at 8.18am local time on Monday. This data was shared with the media by FlightRadar24.

The Mongolian airline has the flight scheduled and listed to go again, using the 737 Max, on October 17 and October 24. Both trips are available for booking on the airline's website.

MIAT Mongolian Airline has not made an official statement so far but, Boeing has made so and said that, “We continue to work with global regulators and our customers to safely return the 737 Max to service worldwide.” There has been no further elaboration by both airline companies.


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