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Why U.S. airlines balked at adopting Boeing’s latest 737 Max software versions

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by The Air Current•15h ago•0 views•
Why U.S. airlines balked at adopting Boeing’s latest 737 Max software versions
The Boeing 737 Max software issue that was in the spotlight this week is only one of many bugs that have led U.S. airlines to avoid updating their FMS software
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