FAA says Boeing 737 Max software glitch not safety issue
· Politics · United States
The FAA said a Boeing 737 Max software glitch is not a flight-safety issue, after reviewing the problem that could affect procedures during certain landings.
Why it matters:The FAA's finding eases immediate regulatory pressure on Boeing, whose 737 Max program remains under close scrutiny after past groundings.
Key points
- The glitch could affect procedures during certain landings
- The FAA said it is not a flight-safety issue
- The agency had been reviewing the software problem
Sources (original reporting)
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