737 MAX return to service
It is of the utmost importance for us that passengers board Boeing 737 MAX with perfect trust after the aircraft has been declared safe to return to service on 27 January 2021 by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Here you will find all the relevant information you may wish to know regarding the renewed airworthiness of this aircraft.
In keeping with the terms and conditions stipulated by EASA, a package of software upgrades, maintenance checks, and crew training have been implemented. Each aircraft has undergone operation readiness flights before returning to service. Safety of our passengers and employees is our topmost priority, leading our every step on the path to returning the 737 MAX to service. Thanks to close collaboration with the manufacturer, regulatory bodies, and experts across the company, including members of the engineering, flight, and safety departments, we know that we have done the utmost for a safe return of 737 MAX to the skies.
The first 737 MAX has been deployed on 25 February 2021, with the other six in our fleet following in the coming months before the start of the summer season. You will be notified of the type of aircraft planned for your journey during the booking process. You can also check afterwards in My bookings.
Although we have full confidence in the safety of the 737 MAX, we understand that you may wish to fly with another type of aircraft. In such case, you can rebook free of charge. For more information, click here.
Should you need any additional information not mentioned herein, please write to us at 737max@smartwings.com.