Boeing Rolling Back 737 Software To Keep MAX Deliveries Flowing

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Boeing continues to deliver 737 MAXs while it grapples with how to address an identified risk embedded in its latest flight management system (FMS) software that operators are refusing to use. The problem, introduced in FMS Update 14 (U14), affects missed approaches when pilots change the published...
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