Airbus Quickly Fixes Solar Flare Vulnerability
Airbus swiftly addresses safety concerns with urgent software changes, following a vulnerability to solar flares discovered on a JetBlue A320 aircraft. The company orders a temporary grounding and mandates a software update, affecting dozens of airlines worldwide. The fix involves reverting to an earlier software version, requiring a cable-based upload to prevent cyberattacks. Questions remain about a subset of older A320-family jets needing new computers. This marks Airbus first large-scale global safety attention since the Boeing 737 MAX crisis, with CEO Guillaume Faury apologizing and signaling a shift in tone for the industry. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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