Boeing Recently Stated That Some Of Their Aircrafts Had Defected Parts
BOEING – The huge aerospace company recently admitted that some of their 737 aircrafts were defective, including their 737 Max Aircraft.
The Boeing 737 is an airliner delivering passengers in a short-medium range distances, the airline was “developed and manufactured” by Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
Recently, in a separate report, Boeing’s 737 Max 8 aircraft made an emergency landing in Orlando, Florida. Following an alleged engine problem.
Meanwhile, Boeing just admitted recently that some of the 737 Planes had defects. Including the 737 Max Aircraft that had a defective mechanisms on some parts of its wings.
To attend to this, Boeing company said that they are collaborating with airline companies that uses their 737 planes. They advised the companies to have their aircrafts undergo inspection.
737 Max and 737 NG undergone thorough inspection.
This is according to an article from Inquirer.
The defect could be from the aircrafts’ wings, although the defect isn’t capable of bringing the aircraft down, it could cause minor damages during flights. This is according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Boeing also released service bulletin, together with the Federal Aviation Admininstraion’s (FAA) airworthiness directive to require the airline companies to start repairs within the next 10 days.
Meanwhile, rest assured that the aerospace company, the airlines and other authorities are doing their parts in securing air safety.
Air disasters are the main reasons why most people are afraid of plane flights. Boeing has made a huge contribution in alleviating these phobias when they released Boeing 727.
This is according to an article from Inquirer.
Airport tech and mechanical staff always check on their aircrafts before flights. Inspections are routinely conducted to maintain aircraft quality.
Although, plane accidents cannot be totally avoided, airline companies always try their best to ensure safety.
That is all there is to it, at least for now. We’ll post updates as soon as we got them.
