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Ryanair puts three B-737/800 planes at ground

Cracks between wings and fuselage also found by other companies

Three Ryanair B-737/800 planes have been grounded and dozens of flights have been cancelled around the world. The detention occurred after the discovery of some cracks in the wings and the fuselage of different aircraft in the fleet of the Irish carrier. Two of these defective aircraft have flown to California to a repair facility and a third is currently waiting at Stansted airport. Decisions that...

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Los Angeles, Usa, 11/06/2019 12:41
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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