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Learn more at lenovo.com slash pro Airbus rounds part of its A320 fleet for urgent software upgrades About 900 aircraft will initially at least be taken out of service until they can be repaired and that will cause problems That unfortunately may mean there is some disruption,
maybe some delays,
maybe some cancellations over the coming days This is World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
What's behind the recall and how much disruption could it cause?
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So,
the European plane maker Airbus is ordering urgent modifications to thousands of its aircraft after discovering that intense solar radiation can corrupt data vital to flight controls.
Around 6,000 planes, nearly half of the global Airbus fleet are affected.
Our international business correspondent Theo Ligert has more.
Well we know that Airbus, the European aircraft maker, has asked operators of A320 family aircraft,
that's the A320, its main workhorse, and also other variants of it like the A319 and the A321.