FAA clears Boeing 737 MAX software as non-safety issue
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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has reportedly concluded that a software issue affecting certain Boeing 737 Max aircraft does not present a flight safety concern
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The software bug found on some Boeing 737 MAX planes is considered not a safety risk by the U.S. aviation regulator
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A software bug on the Boeing 737 MAX does not pose a safety problem as pilots retain full control of the aircraft according to the US aviation regulator
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US regulator finds Boeing 737 MAX software bug 'not a safety concern'
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FAA concluded that the software issue in the 737 Max does not compromise aircraft control, paving the way for certification of the 737 Max 10 model
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The US Federal Aviation Administration stated that a software failure in some Boeing 737 Max flight computers does not represent a safety risk
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The Federal Aviation Administration determined that a software glitch affecting Boeing's 737 MAX does not pose a flight-safety issue
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The FAA said a Boeing 737 Max software glitch is not a flight-safety issue
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FAA said the 737 MAX software glitch does not pose a safety issue
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US does not see a safety concern from the 737 MAX software issue