Boeing CEO: 737 Max return to service ‘is not going to be timeline driven’

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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg told lawmakers the embattled 737 Max, which has been grounded for seven months, will fly again once “everyone is convinced it’s safe.”

“The airplane will return to service when it’s safe,” Muilenburg said Tuesday in front of the Senate Commerce Committee. “This is not going to be timeline driven. We are committed to answering every question the regulators have.”

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