Bombardier Reports Software Issue in 737 MAX Automatic Landings

Boeing has revealed a software malfunction in the 737 MAX aircraft that could disrupt the autopilot landing function, especially after recent cockpit software updates. The issue occurs during the execution of "missed approach" maneuvers, which may prompt pilots to manually fly the aircraft in challenging weather conditions, increasing the workload and risk for pilots during critical phases of the flight. The company has confirmed that the safety risk is undisclosed and is working on a permanent software update expected to be released in early 2028. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is currently reviewing the malfunction, and some airlines have requested Boeing to avoid activating the affected software version, which is believed to be installed on approximately 2,422 aircraft of the MAX 8 and MAX 9 models.

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