Event
FAA delegation of 737 MAX certification tasks to Boeing
The share of certification work on the 737 MAX that the FAA delegated to Boeing’s own authorized representatives, 2013 to 2016, as counted by the House committee.
- Dates
- 2013 – Nov 2016
Connections 2
involved
- Federal Aviation Administration delegated 28 of 87 tasks in 2013 and 79 of 91 by November 2016, by the House committee’s count According to House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Primary record 1
- Boeing received the delegated work through its ODA unit According to House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Primary record 1
Timeline 1 date
- 2013 – Nov 2016 FAA delegation of 737 MAX certification tasks to Boeing
Proof 1 source
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Final Committee Report: The Design, Development & Certification of the Boeing 737 MAX, U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure (Democratic staff), 16 Sep 2020.
Primary record
by November 2016, four months prior to FAA certification of the 737 MAX, the FAA had delegated 79 of 91 certification plans to Boeing, nearly 90 percent of its certification related tasks.
In the case of the 737 MAX, in 2013, the FAA originally delegated 28 of 87 tasks to Boeing.
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