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FAA to Review 737 MAX Software Issue as MAX 10 Certification Stalls

The FAA will convene a review panel to determine whether a Boeing 737 MAX flight-management software issue requires corrective action. The problem could restrict pilots’ access to automated flight guidance during a landing scenario, increase workload and prompt a fleetwide response as MAX 10 approval remains delayed.

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FAA to Review 737 MAX Software Issue as MAX 10 Certification Stalls

The FAA will convene a review panel to determine whether a Boeing 737 MAX flight-management software issue requires corrective action. The problem could restrict pilots’ access to automated flight guidance during a landing scenario, increase workload and prompt a fleetwide response as MAX 10 approval remains delayed.

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Boeing’s SPEEA engineers and technical workers ratify four-year contracts, averting strike

Members of Boeing’s largest white-collar union approved sweetened four-year contracts taking effect Oct. 7, preventing a threatened strike by engineers, technicians and scientists. The agreement removes a potential disruption to certification work on Boeing’s delayed jetliners and to the company’s aircraft production and delivery recovery.

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Passenger reportedly seized controls after flydubai co-pilot stabbed pilot, sending 737 MAX into 14,000-foot plunge

A flydubai 737 MAX bound from Dubai to Tel Aviv survived an apparent cockpit attack after the co-pilot stabbed the pilot and the aircraft entered an extreme descent. A passenger says he helped take control; the UAE has opened a formal judicial investigation, while the aircraft sustained major rudder damage.

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