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FAA orders radar checks to fix Guam error after Korean Air crash
The FAA ordered about 200 radar systems nationwide tested for a software flaw that could delay warnings to pilots when flying too low. The NTSB linked the Guam computer error to the Korean Air Flight incident that killed 226, with investigators reviewing instrument readings, engine performance, and rain impact while recovery of remains continues on the hillside crash site.
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Clifford Guzman
Korean Air
South Korea
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Korean Air Flight 801