"Boeing 737 MAX 9 Planes Face More Loose Hardware Incidents: Aviation Safety Concerns"

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Alaska Airlines has found more loose hardware on its grounded Boeing 737 MAX 9 planes following a midair blowout incident, prompting thorough inspections in consultation with the FAA and Boeing. United Airlines also discovered bolts needing tightening on its jets, and ongoing discussions are taking place regarding inspection guidelines. Boeing is expected to revise its guidelines, and once approved by the FAA, inspections are anticipated to cause flight cancellations. The FAA has ordered enhanced inspections for 171 MAX 9 jetliners with the same fuselage panel as the affected plane.
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