Cracks were found in door strap mechanisms involving Boeing aircraft, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 7

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Boeing CEO confirmed production targets and facility details, announcing the relocation of 787 manufacturing to South Carolina amid increased oversight after a door plug failure. All 1 developments

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Federal Aviation Administration
U.S. government agency regulating civil aviation
- Discussion of aviation safety standards and regulations involving the Federal Aviation Administration and Flight Safety Foundation.Mon 17:57
- The Federal Aviation Administration is managing air traffic operations at Boston Logan Airport.Mon 17:34
Boeing
American global aerospace and defense corporation
- The FAA certified the MAX-7 after technical issues, while Southwest Airlines is modernizing its fleet with upgraded 737s.Mon 17:19
- United and Southwest are refusing new 737 MAX planes, and the FAA is investigating a software glitch issue.Mon 17:19

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