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FAA orders Boeing jet inspections for cracks

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India Today on MSN · 2d
FAA orders checks on 471 Boeing 737 Max jets over potential crack risk
The FAA has ordered inspections of 471 Boeing 737 Max planes over a possible crack issue. The move widens earlier checks on older 737s amid renewed scrutiny of Boeing's safety record.

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FAA orders crack inspections for hundreds of Boeing 737 Max jets
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FAA orders Boeing jet inspections for cracks | Morning in America
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FAA Orders Crack Inspections for Hundreds of Boeing 737 Max Jets
The Federal Aviation Administration this week ordered inspections for hundreds of Boeing planes, following reports of cracks in some older models.

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FAA Orders Inspections of Hundreds of 737 MAX Aircraft
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FAA Mandates Boeing 737 Max Inspections After Reports of Cracks
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FAA Flags 31,000 Improperly Installed Seats On Boeing 737 MAX Planes

The FAA is directing airlines to inspect Boeing 737 MAX commercial jets for improperly installed track-mounted cabin seats that could be dangerous in an emergency landing or severe turbulence, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Travel Weekly
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Boeing's 737 Max 7 cleared for takeoff

After years of delays, the FAA has certified the smallest variant in Boeing's 737 Max series. Southwest Airlines is slated to be the launch customer.
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Boeing's 737 Max Crisis: What Investors Should Know

What the fallout from the Boeing 737 Max 9's disturbing door-plug failure means for airline and BA shareholders.
The Spokesman-Review
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Boeing is reworking some 737 MAX planes to fix scratches on wires

Boeing is reworking some 737 MAX planes to fix small scratches on wires, the company said Tuesday. The scratches were caused by a machining error and do not present ...
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