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Airbus says there's a problem with the flight control systems on its A320 family of jets.

So it's ordered an immediate software switch that could

ground thousands of jets worldwide for a while. Of course, that's not great timing with all the

holiday travel that's coming up. NPR's transportation correspondent Joel Rose joins us now.

Joel, thanks for being with us. Hey, Scott. What does Airbus say? The company said Friday that it has discovered a problem with the flight control systems

and its most popular family of jets, the A320 family.

Specifically, Airbus says intense solar radiation may corrupt the data in systems that are

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