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FAA administrator says Boeing has ‘more work to do’ -Breaking

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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO : Workers walk past the end of a 737 Max at the Boeing plant in Renton (Washington, U.S.A.), March 27, 2019. REUTERS/Lindsey Wasson/File Photograph

WASHINGTON (Reuters), Federal Aviation Administration Chief Steve Dickson stated to a Congress panel that Boeing (NYSE) still has “more to do” after the two deadly 737 MAX crashes that claimed 346 lives in five months.

Dickson said Wednesday to a Senate panel that although Boeing isn’t the same organization as two years ago, they still have a lot of work ahead. Boeing declined to comment immediately.

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