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European aviation giant Airbus said it was ordering a software fix on a significant number of its A320 family of jets. These changes have caused travel disruptions over the weekend.

Colombian carrier Avianca must perform software "downgrades" on roughly two dozen remaining Airbus A320-family aircraft as it works to fully resolve a vulnerability issue by 3 December.

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