MacBook – New MBP suddenly can’t find any more Wi-Fi networks

I've got a 2016 MacBook Pro for about a month now, and everything has worked very smoothly until today.
Suddenly I couldn't detect any Wi-Fi networks in my area anymore. (including neighbour's Wi-Fi, hotspots, etc…).

This is very strange, since all my other devices still have a perfect Wi-Fi connection. I searched solutions on the internet and I've tried many things, but no success.

• I tried restarting my MBP multiple times
• Setting up portable hotspot on my phone to see if my MBP would find it. It didn't.
• Resetting PRAM didn't help.
• Removing all my default networks didn't do anything.
• Restarting in Safe Boot was the only thing that did do something. Strangely enough, I was able find all my Wi-Fi networks while I was in Safe Boot, but when I rebooted back to normal, the Wi-Fi was gone once again.

Does somebody have an idea of what might be going on?
Thanks in advance!

UPDATE: After a couple of hours the problem seemed to have solved itself after I restarted once again in safe boot and then restarted back to normal. My Wi-Fi works again (for now) but I'm not sure if it will stay that way. I'll update this again if it would break again.