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us defense Notable (6/10) July 28, 2026 at 07:46 PM

FAA Proposes Inspections Of 453 Boeing 737 MAX Jets Over Improperly Installed Seats

FAA Proposes Inspections Of 453 Boeing 737 MAX Jets Over Improperly Installed Seats
The FAA wants airlines to check seat track fittings on 453 U.S.-registered 737 MAX jets after getting reports of incorrect installations that could let seats break loose in turbulence or a hard landing. Boeing says it flagged the problem to airlines back in December 2025 and backs making the fix mandatory now.

What the FAA found

The Federal Aviation Administration filed a proposed airworthiness directive on Monday

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ForbesOver 31,000 Seats Improperly Installed On Boeing 737 MAX Jets - Forbes
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Al JazeeraUS warns hundreds of Boeing jets may require seat safety inspections - Al Jazeera
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ZeroHedgeMax'd Out Again: FAA Proposes Inspections For Hundreds Of Boeing 737 Planes Over Seat Installations