United Airlines 737 Max Returns to Flight - Las Vegas
23United Airlines became the second U.S. airline to return the MAX to the sky, with the first commercial flight from Denver (DEN) to Houston (IAH) since the plane’s 20-month grounding.
Flight 1864 departed the Mile High City at 7:47 a.m. local time, with a full load of passengers in business class and about 150 passengers in coach. The jet, N37523, a one-year-old MAX 9 painted in the new Blue Evolution livery is slated to land on time at 11:15 a.m. local time.
American Airlines became the first domestic carrier to get the MAX flying again. Less than a month from the ungrounding order, the carrier flew a media-only demonstration flight with the jet. On Dec. 29, American put passengers back on the MAX with once-daily flights between Miami (MIA) and New York (LGA).
Executives at American have cited the plane’s fuel efficiency and lower operating costs as a key reason to bring it back so fast. With the pandemic raging, airlines are looking to cut costs wherever they can.
By mid-March, the MAX will be flying for four U.S. carriers. Alaska, which recently took delivery of its first MAX, will start flying passengers on March 1 with daily round-trip flights between Seattle and San Diego, and Seattle and Los Angeles. The airline is then expected to take delivery of its second 737 MAX 9 later in March.
Southwest’s return-to-service plans include 32 MAX-operated flights on March 11, from a host of cities nationwide.
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