Boeing has crossed another important threshold in its effort to rebuild trust with regulators, airlines and the flying public. Beginning next week, the aerospace giant will once again assume responsibility for issuing final airworthiness certifications on its 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner aircraft, ending a period of direct federal oversight that followed years of safety failures and manufacturing lapses.
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