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let's break this down casually: Airbus had to downgrade A320 software back to L103+ because the newer L104 version is vulnerable to intense solar radiation flipping bits in the flight computers... think potential uncontrolled movements, as seen in that JetBlue event. The older version avoids that risk without needing... show more

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