Boeing 737 Max operators told to check for cracks

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The US aviation regulator has mandated checks for cracks on components of Boeing 737 Max jets, specifically around the doorframes. This action is being taken as a precaution due to potential implications for the aircraft's structural integrity.

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The #US #aviation regulator has asked operators of #Boeing 737 Max jets to check for cracks of a component that could undermine the structural integrity of the aircraft, as Bloomberg's Danny Lee reports. #FAA #Boeing737Max