Latest MAX Flight-Control Issue Will Not Require Hardware Changes

Credit: Planet
WASHINGTON—Fixing the latest 737 MAX flight control system anomaly flagged by the FAA will not require hardware changes, and design differences between the MAX and its 737 Next Generation (737NG) predecessor mean the issue presents far less risk on older 737s, Aviation Daily has confirmed. The...

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