Na taʻua e Boeing, ua maeʻa ona toe faʻaleleia se polokalame mo lana kamupani vaalele 737 MAX. O le polokalame faʻafouga o se vaega o taumafaiga a le kamupani e faʻafitauli faigata tele ma le vaʻalele i le maeʻa ai o faʻalavelave mataʻutia e lua i lenei tausaga.
Na fai mai le kamupani e le o toe mamao ona galue lea e faʻatulaga se tusi pasi faʻamaonia ma le Federal Aviation Administration. O le lala sooupu na sau i lalo o le afi mo lana muamua faʻamaonia o le vaʻalele e ui lava i le faifai pea o faʻafitauli ma le otometi vaʻalele puleaina faiga.
"I le saogalemu o la matou faamuamua manino, ua maeʻa uma inisinia vaalele vaalele mo le toefaafouina polokalama," Boeing taitaifono, CEO ma peresitene Dennis Muilenburg i se faamatalaga i le Aso Tofi.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- "I le saogalemu o la matou faamuamua manino, ua maeʻa uma inisinia vaalele vaalele mo le toefaafouina polokalama," Boeing taitaifono, CEO ma peresitene Dennis Muilenburg i se faamatalaga i le Aso Tofi.
- The company said it would soon work to schedule a certification flight with the Federal Aviation Administration.
- The software update is part of the company's effort to address critical safety issues with the plane after two fatal crashes this year.
