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Boeing Expresses Regret Over Ex-Pilot's 737 MAX Texts, Faults Simulator
Boeing Co said on Sunday it understood the outcry over leaked messages from a former test pilot over erratic software behavior on its 737 MAX jet two years before recent crashes, and added it was still investigating what they meant.
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Boeing Said to Change 737 Max Flight-Control Software to Address Flaw
Boeing plans further changes to the software architecture of the 737 MAX flight-control system to address a flaw discovered after a test in June, two people briefed on the matter said late on Thursday.
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Boeing Admits Flaw in 737 Max Simulator Software After Crashes
Boeing said it had to correct flaws in its 737 MAX flight simulator software used to train pilots, after two deadly crashes involving the aircraft that killed 346 people.
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Boeing Acknowledges Defects In 737 MAX Simulator Software
Boeing acknowledged Saturday it had to correct defects in its flight simulator software used to train pilots to fly the 737 MAX, the aircraft model involved in two deadly crashes that killed 346 people.
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Boeing CEO Says 737 MAX Aircraft Software Update Working "As Designed"
Boeing Co's chief executive said on Thursday that a software update designed to prevent disasters like two recent fatal crashes involving its 737 MAX is working, with about two-thirds of the fast-selling jetliner's customers having seen the fix in simulator sessions.
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Boeing Expresses Regret Over Ex-Pilot's 737 MAX Texts, Faults Simulator
Boeing Co said on Sunday it understood the outcry over leaked messages from a former test pilot over erratic software behavior on its 737 MAX jet two years before recent crashes, and added it was still investigating what they meant.
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Boeing Said to Change 737 Max Flight-Control Software to Address Flaw
Boeing plans further changes to the software architecture of the 737 MAX flight-control system to address a flaw discovered after a test in June, two people briefed on the matter said late on Thursday.
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Boeing Admits Flaw in 737 Max Simulator Software After Crashes
Boeing said it had to correct flaws in its 737 MAX flight simulator software used to train pilots, after two deadly crashes involving the aircraft that killed 346 people.
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Boeing Acknowledges Defects In 737 MAX Simulator Software
Boeing acknowledged Saturday it had to correct defects in its flight simulator software used to train pilots to fly the 737 MAX, the aircraft model involved in two deadly crashes that killed 346 people.
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Boeing CEO Says 737 MAX Aircraft Software Update Working "As Designed"
Boeing Co's chief executive said on Thursday that a software update designed to prevent disasters like two recent fatal crashes involving its 737 MAX is working, with about two-thirds of the fast-selling jetliner's customers having seen the fix in simulator sessions.
