FAA Clears Boeing 737 MAX 10 Software Bug as Non-Safety Concern

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has found that a software bug in Boeing's 737 MAX 10 aircraft does not pose a safety concern.

The glitch, which affects an automated navigation feature, can cause it to fail when planes shift their approach to landing. However, pilots retain full control of the aircraft and receive clear indications about the situation.

The FAA conducted a thorough review of the issue and consulted with its safety experts before reaching this conclusion.

Boeing has also issued a bulletin to airlines detailing the problem and instructing employees on how to respond if it occurs. The company is working on a software update to address the issue.