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Boeing said it has completed the development of new safety software for its Boeing 737 Max jet, which was grounded after two fatal crashes. AFP
Boeing said it has completed the development of new safety software for its Boeing 737 Max jet, which was grounded after two fatal crashes. AFP
Boeing says it has fixed software issue for 737 Max
Company preparing for final certification flight as part of reviews by regulators
Sarah Townsend
18 May, 2019