FAA Clears Boeing 737 MAX Software Glitch

The FAA determined that a software glitch in Boeing 737 MAX flight computers poses no safety concern. The decision clears a path for the certification of the MAX 10 aircraft later this month.

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FILE PHOTO: A Boeing worker passes by a 737 MAX airplane on the final assembly production line during an event in Renton, Washington, April 15, 2026. REUTERS/Genna Martin/File Photo

Federal regulators determined a software glitch on certain BOEING CO 737 MAX flight computers poses no safety risk. The decision clears a late hurdle for certification of the largest variant of the narrow-body jet. The finding removes obstacles that had delayed certification of the 737 MAX 10 for years.

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