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Boeing: There's A New, 'Relatively Minor' Software Problem With 737 MAX

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Boeing must fix a newly discovered software issue in its 737 Max aircraft before being allowed to fly. According to Business Insider, Boeing officials reportedly described the new software problem as "relatively minor." They also said it was unrelated to the anti-stall system that is being investigated after two 737 Max crashes. Officials with knowledge of the Federal Aviation Administration's probe said the fix for this new problem is essential for safety. Initial reports suggest that a faulty reading from a sensor could have played a role in both crashes.

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