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FAA to Investigate Boeing Software Glitch on 737 Max Aircraft
The US Federal Aviation Administration is moving swiftly to address concerns about Boeing's 737 Max aircraft software glitch. According to sources, the FAA may convene a review panel as early as this Friday to investigate the severity of the issue.
The corrective action review board, or CARB, will deliberate on whether the software problem poses a safety of flight issue that requires regulatory action. This could include an airworthiness directive outlining corrective actions for aircraft owners and operators.
The glitch in question risks increasing a pilot's workload during certain landing scenarios, raising questions about its potential impact on aviation safety.