Boeing is once again authorized to undertake final safety inspections and certification of its 737 Max and 787 Dreamliner aircraft, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Friday. This decision comes six years after the grounding prompted by two fatal crashes linked to software issues.

The FAA had previously assumed full oversight of the 737 Max certification in 2019, following a thorough review of Boeing's production quality. As part of this new arrangement, both Boeing and FAA inspectors will alternate weekly in performing mandatory safety checks before aircraft are cleared for delivery.

In response to the FAA's announcement, Boeing shares rose, bolstered by news of significant orders from Turkish Airlines and Norwegian Group. Meanwhile, critics continue to scrutinize Bo

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