Boeing aircraft in US needing crack inspections

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued directives to inspect approximately 471 Boeing 737 Max 8, 9, and 200-8 aircraft after cracks were found in the aircraft structures, especially around the front service door and galley, which could impact structural safety. Airlines are required to carry out inspections according to a specified schedule and to repair any cracks before returning the aircraft to service, with inspection procedures set to begin from September 10th. This comes as part of ongoing investigations following the discovery of issues in the structures of some aircraft of the same models, with Boeing confirming that they are conducting engineering analyses to prevent the recurrence of this problem.

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