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B-737 plane: emergency landing in Japan

Aviation expert denounced poor FAA supervision: "Next accident imminent"

The safety issue of the B-737 aircraft remains at the center of global attention. Today in Japan the commander of an aircraft produced by the American manufacturer had to reverse course and return to the departure airport due to a crack in the cockpit window. The words of aviation expert Dan Gryder sound prophetic: the "next accident is imminent" due to the poor supervision of the Federal Aviation...

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Sapporo, Japan, 01/13/2024 17:05
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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AirlinesUSA: emergency landing for B-747 plane

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