Boeing, an aerospace company, has officially started to assemble the first Boeing 737 MAX aircraft for Malta Air, and will be delivering it in Malta Air’s red-and-white, Maltese attire!
Photo Credits: Ryanair/MaltaAir
The airplane was certified for safety by the US late last year, after having been grounded for a few months.
Photo Credits: Ryanair/MaltaAir
Malta Air is a subsidiary of Ryanair and thus far, has operated six older versions of the Boeing 737, which remain in the blue and yellow livery of the renowned low-cost airline. Ryanair currently has 210 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft on order.
An enthusiast recently took to Twitter to share a photo of the red and white winglets of Boeing 737 MAX with ‘Malta’ painted on both sides.
Spotted: The wings for the 1st #737MAX for Malta Air
are sitting behind the final assembly hall. pic.twitter.com/muZU4Gu55c— Woodys Aeroimages (@AeroimagesChris) January 17, 2021
The MAX has now returned to service in the US and South America, and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) also plans to authorise the aircraft to start flying again next week!
