Boeing Max 10 certification on hold as FAA evaluates go-around software bug

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has paused the certification process for Boeing’s 737 Max 10 due to a recently identified software issue. This delay specifically aims to assess potential safety risks associated with the aircraft's go-around functionality. The problem extends beyond the Max 10, impacting also the 737 Max 7 and an unspecified number of existing jets currently in operation. Boeing is working to resolve this newly discovered bug before proceeding with certification. Experts believe that this represents the final step in addressing concerns surrounding previous 737 Max models following earlier incidents.