FAA: Boeing 737 Max Computer Glitch Not a Safety Issue, Shares Rise

A Federal Aviation Administration review board has determined that a software issue in certain Boeing 737 Max flight computers 'is not a safety concern.' The announcement provided relief to investors, and Boeing shares rose on the news. George Ferguson of Bloomberg Intelligence joins to provide analysis on the FAA's findings and what it means for Boeing. He discusses the technical aspects of the glitch, the regulatory process, and the potential impact on Boeing's operations and stock performance. This segment offers valuable context for understanding the ongoing scrutiny of Boeing's 737 Max and the broader implications for the aerospace industry. With expert insight, viewers gain a clear picture of the situation and its market ramifications.