Engine Anti-Ice Testing Paces 737-10 Certification Amid Delivery Hike
Engine anti-ice testing is pacing type certification for both the 737-7 and the stretched -10, the first example of which (pictured) is based out of Boeing Field in Seattle.
Credit: Joe Walker
Bolstered by stronger delivery rates and long-anticipated signs of production stability, Boeing is accelerating certification tests on the 737-10, as the OEM hopes the aircraft’s regulatory approval will underpin a broad-ranging financial recovery plan for 2026 and beyond. While certification of the...
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