Boeing 737 MAX software glitch affects navigation during landing
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A software glitch in Boeing 737 MAX cockpit computers affecting navigation during certain landing maneuvers is under investigation.
Dainik BhaskarThe brief
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- A software update flaw in Boeing 737 MAX aircraft can cause navigation issues if pilots alter flight routes during a missed landing approach.
- Boeing has notified operators of the issue and is working on a software update to resolve the problem.
- The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the potential safety impact alongside the manufacturer and airline operators.
- Several airlines have requested aircraft with older software versions to avoid the glitch.
- India currently operates approximately 102 of these aircraft models across three different airlines.
What to watch next
- Ongoing assessment of the safety impact on existing aircraft by regulators and airlines
- Development and rollout of the software update for the 737 MAX fleet
- Confirmation of affected aircraft counts within the Indian airline fleet
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NamedUnited States · India · Air India Express · Akasa Air · Boeing 737 MAX · Southwest Airlines · SpiceJet · United Airlines · Boeing · Federal Aviation Administration
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