FAA Orders Crack Inspections for Hundreds of Boeing 737 Max Jets

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued an order for crack inspections on hundreds of Boeing 737 Max jets. The directive, which takes effect on September 10th, covers 471 planes across three models: the 737-8, 737-9, and 737-8200.

The FAA's action is a response to reports of cracks in some older Boeing models, and it aims to address an 'unsafe condition' identified by previous reports. The order requires airlines to inspect their planes for any signs of cracking, which could potentially lead to further issues during flight.