Airbus knew of software problems that caused fatal A400M plane crash in May 2015
Accident investigation leak suggests that critical engine management code was accidentally wiped by engineers
The Airbus A400M military transport plane in flight
Investigators looking into the fatal crash of an Airbus A400M during a test flight in May 2015 believe that Airbus and European safety specialists were aware of the software vulnerability behind the crash....
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