Air Canada, WestJet push back return of Boeing 737 Max until early spring GlobeBusiness
Grounded WestJet Boeing 737 Max aircraft are shown at the airline's facilities in Calgary, Alta., on May 7, 2019.Canada’s two biggest airlines are dropping the grounded Boeing 737 Max from their flight schedules for at least the next two months.
Air Canada tells The Canadian Press it recently opted to push back the return of the Boeing jet until April. WestJet says it has pulled its 13 Max planes from the schedule until March 4.The federal government banned the 737 Max from the skies last March, following two fatal crashes in five months.
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