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Rewired: How Boeing Is Rethinking MAX Avionics for a Safer Future

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 25, 2025

After years of crisis, lawsuits, and soul-searching, Boeing is under pressure like never before to rebuild trust in the 737 MAX. While much of the focus has been on mechanical fixes and quality control, one of the most significant transformations is happening inside the flight deck.

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