Southwest pilots say 737 MAX return may be delayed beyond Boeing's fourth quarter goal

Southwest Airlines pilots predicted on Monday that the grounded Boeing 737 MAX a...

Boeing said Monday it is “working towards return to service in the fourth quarter.” A key step - a certification test flight by Boeing - is not expected until early November.

The union noted that after the certification test flight, the European Joint Aviation Authorities Joint Operational Evaluation Board has to submit recommendations to the FAA’s Flight Standards Board. Airlines will then submit proposed changes to the FAA Certificate Management Office and pilots must complete training.

Southwest said Monday it was relying on information from Boeing and the FAA and “does not currently have a target date that we are working toward. We ... currently do not have MAX-related capacity in our schedule through Jan. 5, 2020.”

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