United Airlines’ mainline fleet is larger than that of any other carrier worldwide. According to ch-aviation, its fleet includes 61 Boeing 757s, making the Star Alliance member the second-largest passenger user of the narrowbody type after Delta Air Lines. United has 40 757-200s and 21 757-300s, all ex-Continental. Cirium Diio data shows United’s average 757 flight will cover 1,890 nautical miles (3,500 km) between May and December, dragged down by its high-capacity 757-300s, which do not operate long-haul.
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FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford told Reuters that the FAA had increased resources allocated to the Boeing planes by 35% to 40% after coordinating with the plane maker to streamline priorities. He indicated that the MAX 7 is likely to be the first to pass final scrutiny before entering production, but the other two planes would follow shortly after.