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Unexpected occurrence for Boeing: the engines of the new B-737 Max planes need inspections

Seattle, USA - CFM informed about a possible problem to some propellers, the industry grounds all aircraft that use them as a precaution

The flights of about 25 B-737s MAX -test planes and aircraft to be delivered to customers- were grounded by Boeing on Wednesday as a precaution for a possible issue to their engines. Last week CFM International -a partnership of General Electric and Safran- informed about an anomaly in the manufacturing process of its new turbofan propellers LEAP-1B that are installed on Boeing's latest aircraft. Out...

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Rome, Italy, 05/12/2017 17:34
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