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FAA orders extra scrutiny for some older, hardworking 737s

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The FAA is requiring U.S. airlines operating 285 older Boeing 737 Classic jets to make regular inspections for widespread metal fatigue in the aft fuselage skins and to replace some skin panels after 53,000 flight cycles of takeoffs and landings. (www.seattletimes.com) More...

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