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Boeing (2): new FAA evaluations on B-737 MAX aircraft software

Necessary new changes before that a new certification is required

Boeing has published yesterday a statement about B-737 MAX aircraft software: "The safety of our airplanes is Boeing’s highest priority: while FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) reviewed the software update of the model in question, its technicians have identified an additional anomaly for which it is necessary that this company to make changes to software that we have developed in the last eight m...

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Civil aviationB-737 MAX airplane (3): IATA: Governments adjust to FAA guideline

For a safe re-entry into service. The summit on the model yesterday

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged state aviation safety regulators to continue to align on technical validation requirements and timelines indicated by FAA for the safe re-entry... more

Civil aviationNew problem on the Boeing 737 aircraft

Return to service recedes due to another anomaly

The Boeing 737 MAX is still not secure. If anything, a new anomaly was found on the airplane. The news was published by "CNN" and subsequently confirmed by FAA (Federal Aviation Administration). Flight... more

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According to a Commission report shows it

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