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Airbus recalls 6,000 A320 jets over software flaw linked to solar flares, causing delays and grounding.
Airbus has issued a major recall of about 6,000 A320-family jets—over half the global fleet—due to a software issue potentially caused by solar flares corrupting flight control data.
The move, prompted by a JetBlue flight’s uncommanded altitude drop in October, requires airlines to revert to older software versions, grounding planes temporarily.
Major carriers including American Airlines, Delta, Lufthansa, and Avianca reported delays or cancellations, with some halting ticket sales.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency mandated the fix, and repairs, taking about two hours per aircraft, are underway amid existing maintenance backlogs.
Airbus retira 6.000 aviones A320 por un fallo de software relacionado con las erupciones solares, causando retrasos y aterrizajes.