FAA directive orders inspection of hundreds of Boeing 737 Max jets
Summary
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered safety inspections for about 470 Boeing 737 Max airplanes. The inspections focus on checking the planes for structural problems to ensure they are safe to fly.Key Facts
- The FAA issued a directive on Thursday requiring inspections.
- The directive affects three Boeing 737 Max models: Max 8, Max 8-200, and Max 9.
- Around 470 airplanes are included in this inspection order.
- The inspections are intended to check for possible structural integrity issues.
- This action follows reports that raised safety concerns about these planes.
- The FAA is responsible for making sure airplanes meet safety rules.
- Boeing manufactures the 737 Max series of airplanes.
- Ensuring airworthiness means confirming planes are safe to operate.
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