Avianca actualiza el software del 90% de sus aviones A320
Avianca informó este lunes que logró con éxito la actualización de software del 90% de sus aviones A320 afectados por el fallo detectado en ese modelo fabricado por la empresa europea Airbus, que obligó a dejar sin funcionamiento a más del 70% de su flota, causando malestar en más de 35.000 pasajeros.
Avianca actualiza el software del 90% de sus aviones A320 Avianca has successfully updated the software on 90% of its A320 aircraft affected by a failure reported by Airbus. This issue had previously caused over 70% of its fleet to be non-operational, impacting more than 35,000 passengers. The problem stemmed from high solar radiation exposure affecting control systems, leading Airbus to review its equipment.
- Avianca updated software on 90% of its A320 planes affected by an Airbus software failure.
- The failure had grounded over 70% of Avianca’s fleet, affecting over 35,000 passengers.
- The issue was caused by high solar radiation exposure affecting control systems.
- Airbus is reviewing equipment after a JetBlue A320 landed in Tampa, Florida.
- Over 6,000 aircraft, half of them A320s, were affected.
- Initially, 1,000 aircraft required more in-depth maintenance, but this has been reduced to about 100.
- The intervention caused flight cancellations and delays, particularly in Asia and America.
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