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FAA Inspects 400+ Boeing 737 Max Jets Over Possible Cracks

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The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered inspections of over 400 Boeing 737 Max jets to check for possible cracks in the aircraft's fuselage.

The move comes after a recent inspection revealed cracking in some planes, leading the FAA to take precautionary measures to ensure passenger safety.

Boeing will be responsible for conducting the inspections, which will include checking for any signs of fatigue or damage in the aircraft's skin.

No specific timeline has been given for when the inspections are expected to be completed.

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