FAA deems Boeing 737 Max software bug safe after review
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- The FAA classified a software bug in some Boeing 737 Max computers as safe, and its Corrective Action Review Board concluded that pilots retain full control and cockpit displays remain clear and unambiguous, after previously announcing a delay in Max 10 certification pending analysis of the issue.
- The agency will issue a Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin to U.S. and foreign regulators, and expects pilots to recognize and respond to the situation using a Boeing bulletin, while Boeing has received nearly 1,500 orders for the Max 10 from airlines.
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