Boeing's 737-10 Completes Final Planned Certification Flight
Boeing's 737-10 has completed the last planned certification flight after an extensive testing period. With 976 flights and more than 2,060 hours in the air, the aircraft has undergone rigorous evaluation. The program now moves into closure activities including the submission of final documentation to the FAA.
- Published date: 07-08-2026 04:19 AM
Boeing has successfully completed the final planned certification flight of its 737-10 model, marking a significant milestone in the aircraft's testing program. This achievement concludes a comprehensive flight test campaign designed to validate the aircraft's performance and safety features.
Throughout the program, the 737-10 completed a total of 976 flights, accumulating over 2,060 flight hours. These extensive tests provided critical data to ensure the aircraft meets all regulatory and operational requirements.
Following the final flight, Boeing is now progressing into the closure phase of the program, which includes submitting the necessary documentation and deliverables to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This step is pivotal in securing final certification for the 737-10.
Boeing's 737-10 has completed the last planned certification flight after an extensive testing period. With 976 flights and more than 2,060 hours in the air, the aircraft has undergone rigorous evaluation. The program now moves into closure activities including the submission of final documentation to the FAA.