The Federal Aviation Administration said Monday that it still has no timeframe to lift the grounding of the
Boeing 737 MAX, and that individual countries will decide when the plane can fly again.
The statement -- which points to a lack of consensus among regulators on when to clear the MAX for service -- followed a meeting of international regulators in
Canada more than six months after the top-selling Boeing plane was grounded following the second of two deadly crashes that together claimed 346 lives.
Boeing has said that it expects to receive regulatory approval early in the fourth quarter for the plane to resume service.