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Boeing finds 737 MAX software glitch that may affect automated navigation - WSJ
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Boeing has found a previously undisclosed software problem on some 737 MAX aircraft that could leave pilots without automated flight guidance during a particular landing situation, Wall Street Journal reported citing company documents.
Boeing 737 MAX software glitch: Automated navigation failure reported during landing scenarios after missed approaches. Federal Aviation Administration reviews flight computer updates as airlines demand previous versions.
NEW YORK, Sept 27 — US aerospace giant Boeing has confirmed a technical glitch in the software of its 737 MAX aircraft that could cause problems with an automated navigation...