Akasa Air collaborates with Boeing to resolve Max software flaw

Akasa Air confirmed on Monday that it is cooperating closely with Boeing to address the software anomaly affecting the 737 Max fleet. The problem, which can prevent the automated flight guidance system from engaging during a particular landing step, was disclosed by Boeing after internal testing. The manufacturer has already shared mitigation guidance with all operators and is engineering a permanent software patch. The airline assured that its flights continue to meet all regulatory safety requirements and that no incident has been linked to the issue.