Boeing expresses remorse over ex-pilot’s messages on 737 MAX software program

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Boeing expresses remorse over ex-pilot’s messages on 737 MAX software program

By Eric M. Johnson and David Shepardson


By Eric M. Johnson and David Shepardson

SEATTLE/WASHINGTON, Oct 20 (Reuters)Boeing Co BA.N stated on Sunday that it regrets and understands issues raised by the discharge of a former Boeing check pilot’s inside on the spot messages noting erratic software program conduct two years earlier than lethal crashes of its 737 MAX jet.

The world’s largest planemaker, plunged right into a recent disaster over the protection of the banned 737 MAX after Reuters reported the messages on Friday, additionally stated it was investigating the “circumstances of this alternate” and regretted the difficulties that the discharge of messages offered for the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.

The FAA on Friday ordered Boeing Chief Govt Dennis Muilenburg to present an “quick” clarification for the delay in turning over the “regarding” doc, which Boeing found some months in the past.

Within the messages from November 2016, then-chief technical pilot Mark Forkner tells a colleague the so-called MCAS anti-stall system – the identical one linked to lethal crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia – was “operating…



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