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The FAA announced on the 2nd that a problem with the flight software of the Boeing 737 MAX airliner does not affect flight safety. The FAA said in a statement that according to the expert group's assessment, “a software issue in some Boeing 737 MAX airliner flight computers does not constitute a safety concern” because the driver can “fully control the aircraft again, and the crew can obtain clear and clear instructions.” At the same time, the agency said that if it “receives new information on this issue” in the future, it will “consider taking corresponding measures.”
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The FAA announced on the 2nd that a problem with the flight software of the Boeing 737 MAX airliner does not affect flight safety. The FAA said in a statement that according to the expert group's assessment, “a software issue in some Boeing 737 MAX airliner flight computers does not constitute a safety concern” because the driver can “fully control the aircraft again, and the crew can obtain clear and clear instructions.” At the same time, the agency said that if it “receives new information on this issue” in the future, it will “consider taking corresponding measures.”
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