FAA Considering Safety Review of Boeing 787 Dreamliners
Last month, Boeing (NYSE: BA) announced it discovered production quality issues with eight 787 Dreamliner aircraft that forced the airplane owners to ground the planes. Those problems now have air safety regulators deciding whether to launch a larger probe, reports the Wall Street Journal.
According to the report, Boeing told regulators it has found certain parts from its South Carolina manufacturing plant failed to meet Boeing's quality standards. Because of "nonconforming" sections of the rear fuselage, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulators may initiate inspections of hundreds of the planes.
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