US controllers have revealed a conceivable new imperfection in Boeing's vexed 737 Max air ship that is probably going to push back experimental drills.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it had distinguished the "potential hazard" during test system tests, yet did not uncover subtleties.
Boeing's top-selling flying machine was grounded in March after two accidents.
The organization is updating the flying machine's flight control framework, which is the focal point of accident agents.
The control framework can help keep a plane from slowing down.
In a tweet, the FAA stated: "On the latest issue, the FAA's procedure is intended to find and feature potential dangers. The FAA as of late found a potential hazard that Boeing must moderate."
