Boeing semnalează o problemă de software la unele avioane 737 Max

Boeing has identified a software issue in some 737 Max aircraft that may affect landing procedures, pending FAA approval for the Max 10 model. The FAA is reviewing Boeing's proposed solution and will act if safety concerns arise. The defect occurs after a go-around, requiring pilots to follow additional steps for automated landing functions. Boeing is updating the software and has informed operators about existing safety procedures. U.S. airlines confirmed their Max 8 and Max 9 fleets do not use the affected software version. Questions remain about the Max 7 and Max 10 models, with the FAA certifying the Max 7 recently and Boeing expecting Max 10 certification soon. This issue follows years of safety and production challenges for the 737 Max family, with 2,430 Max aircraft currently in service worldwide.