The FAA said on the 2nd that an expert-panel assessment found a software issue in flight computers on certain Boeing 737 MAX aircraft "does not constitute a safety concern," because pilots can "re-establish full control of the aircraft and crews receive clear, unambiguous indications." The agency said it will "consider appropriate action" if it receives new information about the issue.

2026-10-03

The FAA said on the 2nd that an expert-panel assessment found a software issue in flight computers on certain Boeing 737 MAX aircraft "does not constitute a safety concern," because pilots can "re-establish full control of the aircraft and crews receive clear, unambiguous indications." The agency said it will "consider appropriate action" if it receives new information about the issue.