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The Federal Aviation Administration issued an order requiring inspection of hundreds of 737 Max aircraft for cracks in fuselage structures, citing safety concerns.
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a mandatory inspection order for hundreds of Boeing 737 Max aircraft to check for cracks in fuselage structures. The order came after safety concerns emerged about the aircraft's integrity.
The 737 Max has been haunted by safety problems since two fatal crashes in 2018-2019. This inspection order suggests new structural issues have surfaced. Cracks in fuselage structures are serious—they can lead to catastrophic failures at altitude. The fact that the FAA is ordering inspections of a large fleet indicates the problem isn't isolated to a few aircraft. It's unclear how long inspections will take or how many planes might be grounded.
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