Aerospace company says flaw will not affect the plane's expected return to service. FMTNews Boeing MAX737
NEW YORK: Boeing said Friday it discovered a new flaw in the software on the grounded 737 MAX aircraft, but hopes to resolve the matter shortly so that it does not further delay the plane’s expected return to service.
“Our highest priority is ensuring the 737 MAX is safe and meets all regulatory requirements before it returns to service.”According to a person with knowledge of the matter, the glitch causes other onboard software to malfunction during startup. Boeing and the FAA are currently reviewing fixes to the aircraft’s MCAS anti-stall flight system, which was implicated in the crashes of Lion Air and Ethiopian Air flights that together left 346 people dead.Before the planes can return to service, civil aviation authorities must also determine what training MAX pilots will require and schedule a test flight.
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