Boeing has notified its customers of a computer glitch on its 737 MAX planes that could force pilots to land manually, instead of using autopilot.
The issue raises concerns about potential safety risks during plane landings.
In some situations, the problem could force a pilot to fly the plane without using the aircraft’s autopilot functions.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the glitch first appeared in planes after recent cockpit software upgrades.
News about the software glitch has not been made public.
The problem can occur when a plane misses its planned approach and has to change its flight path.
The Journal reviewed a Boeing document showing the aerospace
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