FAA orders inspection of 471 Boeing 737 Max

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has issued an directive requiring operators of 471 Boeing 737 Max aircraft to perform urgent inspections for potential cracks in the aircraft's structure, aiming to enhance structural safety. The procedures target inspection of the aircraft's fuselage panels. The inspections officially begin on September 10, after Boeing has spent the past six years addressing and updating those components. The company has confirmed its support for the guidelines and previously conducted similar inspections on earlier-generation aircraft in 2021 to ensure safety. Currently, Boeing is working on design modifications to prevent future crack development.

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