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Tom Boon

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Average Quality Score:	70.0
Average Bias Score:	3.0

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gen: 2024/06/10 : 20:45 in 24.5 secbias: 3 (Center)

type: lolsquality: 70

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A Boeing with tech needs, oh dear,
Barely left the ground, that's clear.
A glitch caused a fuss,
With no engine thrust,
Next flight needs a software re-steer!

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author:	Tom Boon	institution:	Business Insider	¿porque no los dos?
tl;dr	A Boeing 737 narrowly avoided a serious incident due to a software glitch causing it to fail to achieve sufficient thrust during takeoff from Bristol Airport. The UK's Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) is investigating the incident, emphasizing Boeing's long history of software issues and disconnects.
deeper:	The article provides factual information about a serious incident involving a Boeing 737, detailing the event without evident bias. The focus on Boeing's historical issues with software glitches may reflect a slight critical undertone towards the company, but this is based on factual evidence provided by the AAIB. The quality of the article is good, offering clear information and including statements from involved parties, although it could offer more technical details or expert opinions for higher quality.