"FAA Expands Boeing 737 Inspections Following MAX 9 Incident"
The F.A.A. has recommended airlines to inspect door plugs on Boeing 737-900ER planes, following a safety alert due to the same design as the 737 Max 9, which had jets grounded after a door panel incident. The agency is urging immediate visual inspections of the door plugs to ensure proper security, with Alaska Airlines, United Airlines, and Delta Air Lines already conducting checks on their fleets. The incident involving the 737 Max 9 did not result in serious injuries, but the NTSB is investigating, while the F.A.A. is working on final inspection instructions for the planes.
