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"Boeing 737 Flight Returns Due to Cracked Cockpit Window"

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"Boeing 737 Flight Returns Due to Cracked Cockpit Window"
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An All Nippon Airways flight returned to its departure airport after a crack was found in a cockpit window of a Boeing 737-800, with all 65 passengers and crew landing safely. This incident comes amid increased scrutiny of Boeing's safety record, following a mid-air incident involving a 737 Max 9 and a door plug on an Alaska Airlines flight, prompting FAA investigations and grounding of certain aircraft.

Topics:businessaviation-safety#all-nippon-airways#aviation-safety#boeing-737-800#cockpit-window-crack#faa-investigation
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  1. Cracked window on Boeing 737 forces All Nippon Airways flight to turn back  CNN
  2. Japan's All Nippon Airways Flight Reports a Crack on Its Cockpit Window Mid-Air  Firstpost
  3. Boeing 737 Forced To Turn Back In Japan After Crack Found In Cockpit Window  HuffPost
  4. Cracked window in Boeing aircraft's cockpit forces All Nippon Airways flight to return  NBC News
  5. A Japanese domestic flight returns to airport with crack on a cockpit window. No injuries reported.  9News.com KUSA

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