FAA Orders Probe Into Hundreds of Boeing 737 Jets Over Fuselage Cracks— Aircraft Maker Says It Supports Directive
FAA issues directive on 737 family aircraft due to cracks in fuselage, directs Boeing to conduct inspection.
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The FAA found cracks in some Boeing 737 airplanes and ordered inspections to make sure they're safe. Boeing agrees this is the right thing to do, so they're working together to fix the problem.
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