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NBC News Exclusive: Ethiopian Airlines CEO on the future of Boeing MAX planes
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The CEO of Ethiopian Airlines, which lost 157 passengers and crew members in a Max crash, tells NBC News in an exclusive interview that the airline may not fly the Max again. It looks unlikely that the plane will be back in the air before the end of the travel season at all, as Boeing still hasn’t submitted its software fix to the FAA for approval and the global approval process could extend into August.May 13, 2019
