Continuing the series of old photos from the COVID-19 pandemic era. Recently, I saw that the 2019 Boeing 737 MAX grounding incident, which lasted for nearly two years, has finally seen progress. To commemorate this, here are a few old photos from the 2018 Farnborough Airshow.

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The above are photos of the air display; below are a few shots from the ground.

Boeing reaches $2.5bn settlement with US Justice Department to end criminal investigation into 737 MAX crashes:

The 737 MAX returned to service in the US in December 2020. Boeing has agreed to pay $2.5 billion (about £1.8 billion) to settle the Justice Department's criminal investigation and admitted that the company's employees deceived aviation regulators regarding the safety of the 737 MAX aircraft.