Bombardier jets get new landing speeds after a software error was found

The US aviation regulator is ordering Bombardier to update the flight manuals for some of its business jets. The manuals had incorrect approach speeds and landing distances for certain emergency situations.

Pilots rely on flight manuals to safely operate aircraft, especially during emergencies. Incorrect information in these manuals can lead to dangerous situations, particularly when a critical system like the wing slats fails. This update ensures pilots have accurate data to land these specific jets safely.