Boeing Discovers New Software Issue With Its Troubled 737 Max

Boeing discovered a software issue in the 737 Max during a technical review, potentially delaying its return to service. The issue involves a software power-up monitoring function. Boeing is working on updates and coordinating with the FAA to ensure safety and compliance. Production of the 737 Max is halted following its grounding after two fatal crashes. The FAA is unlikely to approve the aircraft's return before March or April.

What was discovered during the technical review of the Boeing 737 Max?

• A new engine design

• A problem with the landing gear

• A structural flaw in the wings

• A software power-up monitoring issue

What is Boeing's highest priority before the 737 Max returns to service?

• Reducing manufacturing costs

• Increasing production rates

• Ensuring safety and regulatory compliance

• Launching a new marketing campaign

Why did Boeing decide to halt the production of the 737 Max?

• To redesign the aircraft's interior

• Due to a lack of demand

• Following the worldwide grounding after crashes

• To upgrade the aircraft's engines

How many people were killed in the combined crashes of the 737 Max?

• Less than 100

• More than 300

• Exactly 200

• Over 500

When is the FAA now expected to approve the 737 Max's return to service?

• July or August

• May or June

• March or April

• January or February