Boeing (BA) shares are trading lower following reports that a software glitch in the company's 737 MAX aircraft may cause an automated navigation tool to fail under certain landing scenarios. The stock opened at $192.14 and is currently trading at $188.25, a decrease of $9.82 or 4.96% as of the last update on September 28, 2026.
The reported issue involves a software glitch that poses a risk to an automated navigation tool during specific landing conditions. The source text does not specify the exact nature of the failure or the specific software version involved.
Boeing's stock has faced volatility recently, with a 52-week range between $176.77 and $254.35. The company's market capitalization is reported at $148.78 billion, and the stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
In other recent news, Boeing is reportedly in discussions to land a jet order from India's Akasa Air for over 200 737 Max jets. Additionally, the company reported its Q2 FY26 earnings on July 28, 2026, with revenue of $24.56 billion, which was in line with analyst estimates, and an EPS of negative $0.76, which missed estimates by 1.8%.
