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Southwest seeks passenger feedback on 737 Max to prep for plane’s return

By James Langford
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Southwest seeks passenger feedback on 737 Max to prep for plane’s return

Southwest Airlines is seeking passenger feedback on Boeing’s 737 Max to prepare for travelers wary of a jetliner that crashed twice even after regulators allow it back into the sky.

The latest version of an airline industry workhorse flown since 1967, the 737 Max has been sidelined since mid-March following crashes of Ethiopian and Lion Air flights that killed more than 300 people and were blamed partly on new anti-stall software.

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