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Subject: Boeing 737 and 737 MAX software
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Does anyone know anything about this?  It has been under some criticism
lately.

I have heard that the 777 software was almost entirely in Ada.  It also
sounds as if Boeing's software operation may have slipped in recent
years, not good news for the 737 MAX.