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NASA Adds More Safety Fixes for Boeing's Starliner Crew Capsule
NASA has added more safety fixes for Boeing’s space capsule before it can fly astronauts following a pair of close calls during last year’s test flight.
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Boeing Addresses New Software Issue on the 737 Max That Could Keep Plane Grounded Longer
Boeing is working to fix a newly discovered problem with software powering up on the 737 Max, adding to the list of tasks the aircraft maker faces to get the grounded plane back in the air.
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Boeing Now Aims to Finish Software Fix for 737 Max in September
Boeing says it expects to finish work on updated flight-control software for the 737 Max in September, a sign that the troubled jet likely won't be flying until late this year.
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Boeing Sees Fix For Latest 737 MAX Software Flaw In September
Boeing Co will take until at least September to fix a newly identified problem on its grounded 737 MAX, a company official told Reuters, meaning the workhorse jet's return to service will be delayed until October at the earliest, significantly longer than most airlines had expected.
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Boeing Forced to Park Grounded Planes in Staff Car Parking Lot
Boeing 737 Max planes have been grounded after a software flaw was discovered regarding a non-working security alert. Now, photos of these grounded planes parked in the employee car parking lot have surfaced online.
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Why Boeing 737 Max Software Fix Taking So Long
In the days after a Boeing 737 Max 8 jet plunged into Indonesia's Java Sea last October, company officials said they were moving quickly to update plane software suspected in the crash.
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Boeing Conducts Final Test Flight Of 737 MAX With Software Fix
Boeing has conducted a final test flight of a 737 MAX model with an updated anti-stall system prior to its certification by aviation authorities, the aerospace manufacturer said on Wednesday.
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Boeing Conducts Final Test Flight of 737 Max With Software Fix
Boeing CEO Muilenberg tweeted a video where he said the test flight was carried out on Tuesday, adding that test pilots have completed 120 flights with the software fix.
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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 Says Software Fix to Always Allow Override of Anti-Stall System
Boeing said on Thursday that a new software fix for its anti-stall system will give pilots the authority to always override the system.
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Additional Software Problem Found In Boeing 737 Max Control System: Officials
Federal aviation regulators have ordered Boeing to fix a second problem with the flight-control system of its grounded 737 Max, the company acknowledged Thursday, as new details emerged that pilots of two planes could not counteract a malfunction of the system using the company's recommended procedures.
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Boeing To Submit 737 MAX Software Upgrade "In The Coming Weeks"
Boeing Co said on Monday it planned to submit a proposed software enhancement package for the grounded 737 MAX in "the coming weeks" after the company had previously said it planned to deliver the fix for government approval by last week.
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Boeing 737 Max Software Fix Unveiled, Awaits US Regulator's Approval
Boeing, in the midst of one its worst crises in years, is under pressure from crash victims' families, airlines, and lawmakers.
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Boeing Unveils Software Fixes Post Fatal Crashes, Says "Doing All We Can"
Embattled aviation giant Boeing pledged Wednesday to do all it can to prevent crashes like the two that killed nearly 350 people in recent months, as it unveiled a fix to the flight software of its grounded 737 MAX aircraft.
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Flight Software Fixes For Boeing After 737 MAX's Deadly Crashes
US aircraft maker Boeing on Wednesday unveiled an upgraded for the MCAS flight software on the 737 MAX aircraft, following two recent crashes in which nearly 350 people died.
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NASA Adds More Safety Fixes for Boeing's Starliner Crew Capsule
NASA has added more safety fixes for Boeing’s space capsule before it can fly astronauts following a pair of close calls during last year’s test flight.
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Boeing Addresses New Software Issue on the 737 Max That Could Keep Plane Grounded Longer
Boeing is working to fix a newly discovered problem with software powering up on the 737 Max, adding to the list of tasks the aircraft maker faces to get the grounded plane back in the air.
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Boeing Now Aims to Finish Software Fix for 737 Max in September
Boeing says it expects to finish work on updated flight-control software for the 737 Max in September, a sign that the troubled jet likely won't be flying until late this year.
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Boeing Sees Fix For Latest 737 MAX Software Flaw In September
Boeing Co will take until at least September to fix a newly identified problem on its grounded 737 MAX, a company official told Reuters, meaning the workhorse jet's return to service will be delayed until October at the earliest, significantly longer than most airlines had expected.
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Boeing Forced to Park Grounded Planes in Staff Car Parking Lot
Boeing 737 Max planes have been grounded after a software flaw was discovered regarding a non-working security alert. Now, photos of these grounded planes parked in the employee car parking lot have surfaced online.
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Why Boeing 737 Max Software Fix Taking So Long
In the days after a Boeing 737 Max 8 jet plunged into Indonesia's Java Sea last October, company officials said they were moving quickly to update plane software suspected in the crash.
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Boeing Conducts Final Test Flight Of 737 MAX With Software Fix
Boeing has conducted a final test flight of a 737 MAX model with an updated anti-stall system prior to its certification by aviation authorities, the aerospace manufacturer said on Wednesday.
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Boeing Conducts Final Test Flight of 737 Max With Software Fix
Boeing CEO Muilenberg tweeted a video where he said the test flight was carried out on Tuesday, adding that test pilots have completed 120 flights with the software fix.
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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 Says Software Fix to Always Allow Override of Anti-Stall System
Boeing said on Thursday that a new software fix for its anti-stall system will give pilots the authority to always override the system.
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Additional Software Problem Found In Boeing 737 Max Control System: Officials
Federal aviation regulators have ordered Boeing to fix a second problem with the flight-control system of its grounded 737 Max, the company acknowledged Thursday, as new details emerged that pilots of two planes could not counteract a malfunction of the system using the company's recommended procedures.
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Boeing To Submit 737 MAX Software Upgrade "In The Coming Weeks"
Boeing Co said on Monday it planned to submit a proposed software enhancement package for the grounded 737 MAX in "the coming weeks" after the company had previously said it planned to deliver the fix for government approval by last week.
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Boeing 737 Max Software Fix Unveiled, Awaits US Regulator's Approval
Boeing, in the midst of one its worst crises in years, is under pressure from crash victims' families, airlines, and lawmakers.
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Boeing Unveils Software Fixes Post Fatal Crashes, Says "Doing All We Can"
Embattled aviation giant Boeing pledged Wednesday to do all it can to prevent crashes like the two that killed nearly 350 people in recent months, as it unveiled a fix to the flight software of its grounded 737 MAX aircraft.
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Flight Software Fixes For Boeing After 737 MAX's Deadly Crashes
US aircraft maker Boeing on Wednesday unveiled an upgraded for the MCAS flight software on the 737 MAX aircraft, following two recent crashes in which nearly 350 people died.
