RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazilian air carrier Gol will resume flying the Boeing 737 Max aircraft from December 9th, making it the first airline in the world to do so, following the model’s 20-month grounding worldwide.
The carrier states that by the end of the year, all seven 737 Max 8 aircraft will be cleared to resume flying, and “will be gradually reincorporated into the company’s flight schedules in alignment with its operational needs.” Initially, the aircraft will operate domestic routes from Gol’s São Paulo hub.
Gol’s announcement comes less than a month after . . .
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