MAX 737 TEST FLIGHT: FAA Chief Steve Dickson piloted a 737 MAX jet for about two hours after Boeing fixed a flawed control system that led to two fatal crashes, saying he liked what they saw but there is still some work to do. David Muir reports. https://abcn.ws/3ieGfB3 | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir

Federal Aviation Administration Chief Steve Dickson is test flying the 737 MAX plane himself Wednesday. He took off from Boeing Field Wednesday morning for a two-hour flight. Dickson has repeatedly said he would not sign off until he flew it himself and was “satisfied that I would put my own family on it without a second thought," according to Reuters. | KOMO News