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A software patch designed to fix its flight control software the aircraft is implicated the software rather is implicated in 2 deadly crashes the company hopes the update will get the $737.00 max 8 back in the air officials around the world have grounded the once popular passenger jet investigators blame a new anti stall system used by the american plane maker since the groundings it's been accused of rushing the production of the max series to compete with its main rival europe's air bus. and that's it for me in the business i'm sitting there. watching.

Completed a software patch designed to fix its flight control software the aircraft is implicated the software rather is implicated in 2 deadly crashes the company hopes the update will get the $737.00 max 8 back in the air officials around the world have grounded the once popular passenger jet investigators blame a new anti stall system used by the american plane maker since the grounding it's been accused of rushing the production of a series to compete with its main rival europe's air bus. and here's a reminder of our top stories u.s. president donald trump lifts steel and aluminum tariffs ...

Is it just a software problem that can be fixed with a software patch and you know a little changes here in there. well this is a difficult because regionally the original aircraft was very good but what they tried to do the max eight was to put. on it so fuel consumption would reduce by about thirty percent so this may be a very profitable aircraft because you know if you're carrying a large load factor and your fuel costs are down thirty percent obviously a small profit in it but the problem is this is an old aircraft that they have they have restructured shall we say and they put these two ...

Implicated in a fatal crash by a lion air flight in indonesia last year many analysts suspect that in both cases the software repeatedly pushed the nose of the plane down despite the pilots' attempts to correct the move. the world's largest tourism company is under pressure following the grounding of all those boring seven three seven x. it's after the two crashes germany's two we expect profits to fall by seventeen percent this year it's expecting a lot of cancellations and warns its forecast will be even worse if the planes aren't back in the air by july that's key season plane maker boeing ...