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Bird strikes and fume incidents ruffle feathers for Boeing and aviation regulators

Regulators say the software update will shut off bleed air when the load reduction device activates, after 1-litre oil-mist events raised cabin-fume concerns.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
The software fix for the Boeing 737 Max 8 – some of which are flown in Australia – won’t reach the full global fleet until mid-2028.

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Bird strikes and fume incidents ruffle feathers for Boeing and aviation regulators

The software fix for the Boeing 737 Max 8 – some of which are flown in Australia – won’t reach the full global fleet until mid-2028.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
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