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The brief article does not list what type of 737 Max this was. I know type 8 and 9 were grounded. I'm assuming this is a different type, but am unsure. edit th
by misterprime 8y ago
The brief article does not list what type of 737 Max this was. I know type 8 and 9 were grounded. I'm assuming this is a different type, but am unsure.
edit the playback linked by a different user shows that it was a Max 8. Why wasn't this grounded?
- outworlder 8y ago> edit the playback linked by a different user shows that it was a Max 8. Why wasn't this grounded? It was, and is. It's just stuck where it was not supposed to be.
- semi-extrinsic 8y agoIt was a flight without passengers, moving this plane to Victorville CA where it would be stored when grounded.
- LammyL 8y agoIt’s a ferry flight with no passengers so that the airline can move the airplane from Florida to California where parking rates are cheaper. You can apply for a ferry permit from the FAA to get special permission to move a non-airworthy aircraft provided specific conditions are met.