FAA investigates software glitch in some Boeing 737 Max jets that could cause issues during aborted landings
FAA investigates software glitch in some Boeing 737 Max jets
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The issue was identified by Boeing, with the FAA now reviewing the flight-guidance software. The glitch is said to be related to the 737-10 certification process.
The FAA is investigating the software glitch in some Boeing 737 Max jets, with Southwest and United Airlines refusing to accept new aircraft with the affected software. Boeing is seeking 737-10 certification, but the software issue has added a new layer of complexity to the process.
The extent of the issue and its impact on the 737-10 certification process are still unclear.
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The reporting (4)
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Southwest & United Airlines Won’t Accept New Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft With Affected SoftwareSimple Flying · 1d ago
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FAA Reviews 737 MAX Flight-Guidance Software Issue as Boeing Seeks 737-10 CertificationAirways Magazine · 1d ago
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Boeing Tackles 737 MAX Software Glitch With -10 Certification LoomingAviation Week · 1d ago
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Boeing identifies new software issue in 737 Max jetsYahoo · 1d ago
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What is the software glitch in Boeing 737 Max jets?
The software glitch could cause issues during aborted landings.
Which airlines have grounded new Boeing 737 Max jets?
Southwest and United Airlines
What is the 737-10 certification process?
A process by which Boeing seeks certification for the 737-10 variant
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