FAA finds Boeing 737 Max software glitch not a safety risk
The FAA found the glitch doesn't pose a safety risk, potentially aiding Boeing's certification for the 737 Max 10.
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What happened
The FAA found that a Boeing 737 Max software glitch does not pose a safety risk. 123 The FAA on Monday said it was reviewing the software glitch. 3 The review found pilots retain full control and receive clear indications during a go-around. 1 The glitch could affect procedures during certain landings. 3 The glitch affects certain flight computers. 2
Why it matters
The finding could aid Boeing's approval bid for the 737 Max 10 variant. 12
What to watch
Boeing awaits certification for the largest 737 Max variant. 12
Sources · 3
[1]FAA panel finds Boeing 737 Max software glitch poses no safety risk
business-standard.com · via Marketaux
[2]FAA says Boeing 737 Max software glitch not a flight-safety issue
cnbc.com · via Marketaux
[3]Boeing 737 Max 10 certification gets boost as FAA says 'software glitch not a safety issue'
livemint.com · via Marketaux
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