Other software problems discovered on Boeing 737 Max

One problem chases the next. The US aircraft manufacturer Boeing has discovered a new software problem in the 737 MAX machine type. Necessary updates and changes are currently being made, the group announced on Friday.

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Both the US air traffic control agency FFA and customers and suppliers have been informed of this. Safety and compliance with official requirements have top priority before the machine type can be put into operation again.

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No further delays expected

Boeing initially did not provide any further information on the nature of the problem. A source familiar with the process said it was a glitch that was causing trouble with other parts of the software.

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Accordingly, Boeing encountered the difficulties during a technical inspection last week. However, it is only a “small” problem that will not lead to any further delays before the aircraft are put back into service.

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Boeing is in a deep crisis after two plane crashes of 737 MAX aircraft with a total of 346 deaths. A worldwide flight ban has been in effect for this model since March. Investigators suspect that the accidents are related to a stabilization system that pushes the nose of the aircraft down if an impending stall occurs.

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A number of incriminating emails went public last week. They showed that there were great internal concerns about the aircraft, training and cooperation with the US flight authorities. (SDA)

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