Boeing 737 MAX cleared for takeoff: FAA

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United States regulators cleared the Boeing 737 MAX to resume operation on Wednesday. The decision ended a 20-month grounding that was instated after two fatal crashes occurred, claiming the lives of 346 people in 2018 and 2019. Many families who lost their loved ones in the crash remain unhappy about the decision.

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