All Nippon Airways Co. said Sunday that Airbus SE aircraft grounded by a software problem have been put back into service after the airline completed a software update.Despite the resumption of service, ANA cancelled six flights on Sunday as planned, in addition to the 95 that were scrapped the previous day. A total of 13,730 passengers were impacted.Airbus said Friday it discovered that intense solar radiation could corrupt data critical to the functioning of flight controls and "a significant number" of A320 aircraft could be impacted.The software problem affected 6,000 jets worldwide, ac…READ FULL ARTICLE