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FAA Flags Possible Cracks In Boeing 737 MAX Jets, Orders Inspections

The new directive requires operators to inspect the relevant fuselage areas and address any cracks or existing repairs as specified by Boeing's inspection procedures.

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FAA Flags Possible Cracks In Boeing 737 MAX Jets, Orders Inspections
The new directive requires operators to inspect the relevant fuselage areas and address any cracks or existing repairs as specified by Boeing's inspection procedures.
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