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FAA ORDERS: Hundreds Of Boeing 737 Max Jets To Undergo Inspections After Cracks Discovered

The FAA is requiring hundreds of Boeing 737 Max aircraft to undergo inspections following the discovery of cracks in components tied to some older Boeing models.

Boeing says it is also investigating what caused the cracking, with the goal of identifying the underlying issue and preventing similar problems in future planes.

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