Updated Mar 14, 2019

Full list: All the countries that have suspended the Boeing 737 MAX

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After two of the Boeing 737 MAX 8 jets crashed within 6 months, at least 40 countries
have suspended operation of the fuel-efficient aircraft in the span of 2 days, AP reports.

Driving the news: Trump said Wednesday the FAA will issue an emergency order temporarily banning Boeing 737 MAX series aircraft from flying in the U.S., following a similar declaration by Canada.

The state of play: There are 59 operators of the MAX series worldwide, per the FAA.

Countries that have grounded the jet:

EU (28 countries)
Australia
Bermuda
Canada
China
Egypt
India
Indonesia
Iraq
Kuwait
Lebanon
Malaysia
Mexico
Mongolia
Netherlands
New Zealand
Oman
Panama
Singapore
Switzerland
Thailand
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
United States

Airlines that have grounded its jets:

China Southern Airlines
Air China
Shanghai Airlines
Hainan Airlines
Xiamen Airlines
Lion Air
GOL Airlines
Shandong Airlines
Aerolineas Argentinas
China Eastern Airlines
Ethiopian Airlines
Lucky Air
Cayman Airways
Fuzhou Airlines
Kunming Airlines
Okay Airways
Eastar Jet
Royal Air Maroc
9 Air
Comair
MIAT Mongolian Airlines
Garuda Indonesia
Norwegian Air Shuttle
Turkish Airlines
Icelandair
Aeromexico
Jet Airways
LOT Polish Airlines
FlyDubai

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