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- [1]90%boeing.mediaroom.com/2011-08-30-Boeing-Introduces-737-MAX-With-Launch-of-New-Aircraft-Familyboeing.mediaroom.com· Posted Oct 23, 2026· Starts Aug 30, 2011 ✓· 33% of score
Boeing, Aug. 30, 2011: "Boeing's board of directors has approved the launch of the new engine variant of the market-leading 737, based on order commitments for 496 airplanes from five airlines."
- [2]72%Boeing 737 MAX - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org· Added Oct 23, 2026· 33% of score
Notes the board approval on August 30, 2011 came after record Airbus orders and a long-time customer's defection.[1]
- [3]90%U.S. FAA certifies Boeing 737-10, largest member of 737 MAX familyboeing.mediaroom.com· Published Oct 20, 2026· 33% of score
Source of the current MAX order totals and the seat and range figures for each variant.[1]
- [4]80%Boeing Completes Successful 737 MAX First Flightboeing.mediaroom.com· Published Jan 29, 2016· 0% of score
Describes the family as MAX 7, MAX 8, MAX 200 and MAX 9 five years after launch.[1]
- [5]92%Boeing Launches 737 New Engine Family with Commitments for 496 Airplanes from Five Airlinesboeing.mediaroom.com· Published Aug 30, 2011· 0% of score
Companion Boeing release datelined Seattle: board approval, 496 commitments, LEAP-1B engines, 2017 deliveries, Feldmann and Teal appointments.[1]
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