The certification of Boeing's Max 10 aircraft is on hold as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) evaluates a software bug related to go-around systems.
The issue involves software supplied by GE Aerospace, which also affects the 737 Max 7 and an unspecified number of in-service jets.
According to FlightGlobal, the FAA has temporarily suspended certification of the Max 10 until the software problem is resolved.
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