Image copyright AP Image caption The A400M cargo plane crashed near Seville airport on 9 May Investigators have found evidence a military plane crash in Spain may have been caused by software problems. The Airbus A400M crashed near Seville, on 9 May, after a failed emergency landing during its first flight.

The four crew members on board were killed in the accident. A spokesman for the European planemaker told the BBC that its engineers had since discovered anomalies in the aircraft's data logs that could be relevant to the accident. It has propeller aircraft, saying that they should carry out checks of the Electronic Control Units (ECU) on board. Image copyright Reuters Image caption Funerals were held for the plane's test crew in Seville this month He added that problems had only been found after the company's investigators had checked both the maintenance data gathered by Airbus's flight-operations team and the logs that had been generated during ground tests of flight MSN23. Hcl Infiniti L A380 Tru Drivers here. 'The maintenance data is vast streams of data showing everything going on all over the aeroplane, and one of the things we saw seems as if it could be pertinent to the accident,' he said., the problem might have been caused by the way the software had been installed rather than an issue with its design.

Grounded flights The A400M was created to give Europe's Nato partners independent access to heavy aircraft to transport troops and large weaponry. It was originally budgeted to cost €20bn ($22.3bn; £14.5bn) under a fixed-price contract in 2003.

But European defence ministers subsequently had to provide extra funds to Airbus after cost overruns and delays. The first plane was eventually delivered to France in August 2013. But last month's accident means that the countries that have bought the aeroplane - Belgium, Britain, France, Germany, Luxemburg, Spain and Turkey - face the prospect of further delays.

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