
It’s far from clear skies ahead for Boeing’s troubled 737 planes.
After a joint investigation by Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration, over 300 Boeing 737 jets, including the controversial MAX models, have been identified as having faulty parts in their wings, according to statements from both Boeing and the FAA.
“Boeing is working with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and has contacted 737 operators advising them to inspect the slat track assemblies on certain airplanes,” Boeing’s statement read. “One batch of slat tracks with specific lot numbers produced by a supplier was found to have a potential nonconformance. If operators find the parts in question, they are to replace them with new ones before returning the airplane to service.”
Slats are pieces on the front of the wing and move along a track to create lift. They are most pivotal during take-off and landing.
The company said it believes 20 737 MAX and 21 737 NG
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