WASHINGTON, Oct 1 (Reuters) - The US Federal Aviation Administration is set to convene a safety review on Friday of a ...

The Federal Aviation Administration could convene a safety review panel as soon as Friday to examine a software problem ...

The FAA is investigating a software glitch in some Boeing 737 Max jets​ that could prompt an automated flight guidance system ...

The FAA will convene a panel as soon as Friday to review a Boeing 737 MAX software glitch that could increase pilot workload during landing operations.

The FAA will convene a review board Friday to determine whether a newly disclosed 737 MAX software glitch requires corrective ...

The issue affects automated guidance during missed approaches, prompting the FAA to review the system while Boeing works on a ...

Boeing told operators that the loss of automatic vertical navigation in a specific go-around scenario does not constitute an ...

The FAA told CBS News it is aware of a potential issue in a software update for the flight computers on certain 737 MAX aircraft and is working closely with Boeing and the airlines. The agency said it ...

The response has included a delay to certification of a new MAX variant, checks by airlines on affected software versions and ...

The FAA administrator said the Max 10 will be delayed until the agency can assess a software issue on the aircraft.

The US Federal Aviation Administration said on Monday it will hold off certifying Boeing's long-delayed 737 MAX 10.