Boeing Autopilot Glitch Hits Nearly 100 Indian 737 MAX Aircraft

Boeing has flagged an autopilot glitch in some of its 737 MAX aircrafts, potentially affecting nearly 100 planes operated by two Indian airlines. The issue could cause automated flight guidance to disengage during certain landing scenarios.

The affected planes are operated by Air India Express and Akasa Air, with 53 and 43 737 MAX aircrafts respectively.

The glitch was identified by Boeing last month, but no further details have been provided on the impact of the issue or when it will be resolved.