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Boeing flags 737 MAX software glitch

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Who wrote first

  1. Asia and Oceania The Economic Times
  2. Russia MK — news
  3. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia BelTA (Belarus)

How it is reported

Russia

MK — news translate
Dangerous failure: Boeing confirmed a mistake in the navigation of liners
RIA Novosti translate
Boeing found a failure in the aircraft 737 MAX, reports WSJ
MK — news translate
Boeing detected a software failure of 737 MAX aircraft
Lenta.ru translate
Boeing found a failure in the aircraft 737 MAX
TASS translate
WSJ: Boeing revealed a software failure of 737 MAX aircraft
Kommersant — all news translate
Boeing has detected a failure in the aircraft 737 Max
RBC translate
WSJ found out about a failure in the software Boeing 737 MAX

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

BelTA (Belarus) translate
WSJ: Boeing revealed a software failure of 737 MAX aircraft

Asia and Oceania

The Economic Times
Boeing flags 737 MAX software glitch
Channel NewsAsia
Boeing flags 737 MAX software glitch affecting landing navigation feature, WSJ reports

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