The Boeing 737 MAX is in a sad state of affairs, and it seems to be ending. After the 2 accidents with victims, which took place in the fall of 2018 and the spring of 2019 and in which the planes were involved Boeing 737 MAX 8 Lion Air and Boeing 737 MAX 8 Ethiopian Airlines, the authorities decided to record all 737 MAX aircraft on the ground.
It will soon be 1 year since the 737 MAX fleet is on the ground, the aircraft being stored on Boeing bases and on the platforms of other airports in the United States and Europe. Because there was actually no place to store the new ones, Boeing made the decision to suspend production of 737 MAX aircraft.
According to information provided by Boeing officials, there is 400 737 MAX aircraft stored and ready for delivery. But when they return, no one knows. But for sure no earlier than June 2020.
And after deliveries begin, Boeing estimates that the 400 stored 737 MAX aircraft will be able to be delivered in 18 months. It will be a slow delivery process, which will be carried out in parallel with the production process. After all, it doesn't matter how many 737 MAX airplanes can be manufactured per month or delivered in the next 2 years. The important thing is to be safe.