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US does not see safety concern from 737 MAX software issue

WASHINGTON, Sept 30 (Reuters) – US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Wednesday he does not currently see any safety concern stemming from a software issue involving the Boeing 737 MAX fleet. "

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