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The Boeing 737 Max just returned to US skies with American Airlines - here s how to tell if you re flying on the plane
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Boeing test pilot Jim Webb gives a thumbs-up from the cockpit of a 737 MAX 7 at Boeing Field, on March 16, 2018 in Seattle, Washington, after completing the plane s first flight. Stephen Brashear/Getty Images
The Boeing 737 Max began flying paying customers again in the US on Tuesday with American Airlines and will soon fly for United Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and Southwest Airlines. 
Flyers can tell if they re on a Max by looking at markings on the plane, the size of the engines, inside the cockpit, and other identifying features.  ....

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