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FAA Flags Over 120 Boeing 757-200s For Fuselage Cracking Concerns

More than 10 planes registered in the US are affected.

Using the data to comprehensively understand the factors that lead to high-risk operations will be crucial for the FAA.

Using the data to comprehensively understand the factors that lead to high-risk operations will be crucial for the FAA.

New airfield systems have been designed to reduce the number of close calls at the airport.

The FAA has two points of action planned.

The aircraft is reportedly undergoing induction near the carriers hub in Chicago.

The incident took place three years ago, with the passenger receiving a fine of over $80,000.

Part 135 is the Air Carrier & Operator Certificate given by the FAA.

Due to earlier restrictions, the carrier was forced to pause two new international routes.

This is the second incident in six weeks.