FAA delays certification of Boeing 737 Max 10 due to a software issue under review for safety implications
According to 36Kr, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration will delay certification of the Boeing 737 Max 10 because a software issue is under review for safety implications. FAA Administrator Brian Bedford said they will postpone the certification until they are confident there is no problem.
Key facts
- 01FAA delays certification of Boeing 737 Max 10 due to a software issue under review
- 02Brian Bedford is the FAA Administrator cited in the article
- 03The decision was announced at a press conference in Washington, DC
- 04The article references the Boeing 737 Max 10 as the aircraft under evaluation
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