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New 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 test on the simulator showed a microprocessor defect that could push the aircraft into a dive, as happened with the MCAS anti-stall system in the two accidents that occurred with Lion Air and Ethiopian...

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Washington, USA, 06/27/2019 09:57
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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