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Boeing identifies 737 MAX software glitch that could impact navigation: WSJ

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Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft taxiing in company colors at Paine Field factory

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  • Boeing (BA) has discovered a software glitch with its 737 MAX series of airplanes that could lead to an automated navigation system to fail during certain landings.
  • The scenario can occur when pilots change their flight paths due to a
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