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FAA orders inspections of 470 Boeing 737 Max jets

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered urgent fuselage inspections for 470 Boeing 737 Max jets after reports of structural cracks in older models.

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要点

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered urgent fuselage inspections for 470 Boeing 737 Max jets after reports of structural cracks in older models. The directive covers the Max 8, Max 8-200 and Max 9 variants.

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered urgent fuselage inspections for Boeing 737 Max jets on August 6, 2026.3,2,1 The directive applies to nearly 500 planes in the U.S.2,1 The FAA stated the inspections are required after receiving reports of cracks in the fuselage of older 737 Max models.1

The affected models are the 737 Max 8, Max 8-200 and Max 9 variants.1 The total number of planes to be inspected is approximately 470.1 The inspections are part of an airworthiness directive issued by the FAA.1

The directive was issued on August 6, 2026.3,2,1

なぜ重要か

  • The Boeing 737 Max is a narrow-body aircraft series produced by Boeing Commercial Airplanes. The Max 8, Max 8-200 and Max 9 are variants of this model family.1

  • The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is the United States' civil aviation authority, responsible for regulating and overseeing civil aviation within the country and its territories.1

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