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FAA reviewing Boeing 737 Max software glitch affecting some landing procedures
The regulator says the glitch could affect procedures during certain landings, but does not consider it a flight-safety issue.
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Owen Mercer
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The Federal Aviation Administration is reviewing a software glitch on the Boeing 737 Max that could affect procedures during certain landings, according to CNBC.
The FAA said the issue was not a flight-safety concern. The available information does not include technical details about the glitch or the basis for the agency’s assessment.
The report does not identify which aircraft or software versions may be affected, or specify the landing procedures involved.
The review’s scope, timing and outcome have not been reported.
