Boeing is repairing a second software problem on its grounded 737 MAX airliners while working on a patch to an anti-stall system linked to the crash of two of its planes.
The aerospace giant has been reviewing software on its single-aisle 737 MAX in the wake of last year’s Lion Air crash in Indonesia and the downing of an Ethiopian Airlines plane last month, both of which killed all passengers on board.
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