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American Airlines inspects its B-737s for fuselage scratches

Fort Worth, USA - A precautionary measure wanted by the airline

American Airlines' Boeing 737 fleet underwent deep inspections to verify the presence of scratches on the fuselage, in particular near the main cabin door. It is a safety measure firmly wanted by the airline that carried it out in every airport in which aircraft from its fleet are present. According to Tim Wegner, spokesman for the airline, this measure is due to "Abundance of caution". These...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1107921
Rome, Italy, 07/31/2009 20:32
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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