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the Boeing 737 Max returned to service. But a passenger plane that has been in trouble for a long time is in trouble again. According to Reuters, the U.S. airline has temporarily landed more than 65 737 Max planes after Boeing notified 16 airlines of a production problem that could affect the model's backup power control unit.The issue is unrelated to the grounded 737 Max Maneuvering Characteristic System (MCAS) software,
nearly two เข้าเล่น slotxo years after it was linked to two fatal crashes that killed 346 people, according to a Reuters report. Affecting about 90 planes, Southwest Airlines removed 30 737 Max jets from its schedule, which is most of the U.S. airline. Boeing reportedly told the airlines installing the affected planes could take a few hours to a few days.
Boeing has advised 16 customers that they have addressed potential electrical problems on the niche 737 Max aircraft before going any further,
the company said in a statement. "Suggestions are being made so I can verify that there is enough grounding for the electrical components.Reuters analysts spoke with suggesting that it is unlikely to be a design oversight as it appears to affect only some of all Max jets in service today. Still, it is another setback for an already highly problematic aircraft.
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