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27/09/2026
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Boeing (BA.N) has discovered a 737 MAX software fault that could cause the autopilot function to fail, raising concerns about potential safety risks during aircraft landings. Although the fault has been acknowledged by Boeing, it had not previously been publicly disclosed. The fault stems from a cockpit software update and may occur when crew members change an established flight path after a missed approach. Under certain circumstances, pilots may need to fly manually while losing some autopilot functions. Some industry insiders pointed out that this could place an additional burden on pilots, especially at a time when they are already busy, flying at low altitude, and may also have to deal with complex conditions such as severe weather.
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Boeing 737 MAX new software fault could cause navigation function interruption.
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According to The Wall Street Journal: Sources say United Airlines and Southwest Airlines have told Boeing (BA.N) that they want to receive new 737 MAX aircraft equipped with the older version of the software rather than the flawed updated version.
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According to The Wall Street Journal: Boeing said engineers are developing a software update to address the issue.
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According to The Wall Street Journal: A document shows that Boeing informed 737 MAX operators in August that the relevant software issue did not constitute a safety risk.
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