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Paul Richter, Boeing’s chief project engineer for those so-called Classic models, said the 1- by 5-foot hole opened up due to fatigue cracks in the metal emanating from the fastener holes at the ...
DALLAS -- Federal investigators say metal fatigue caused a hole to rip open in the roof of a Southwest Airlines jet as it cruised at 35,000 feet last year. The National Transportation Safety Board ...
DALLAS - Federal investigators say metal fatigue caused a hole to rip open in the roof of a Southwest Airlines jet as it cruised at 35,000 feet last year. The National Transportation Safety Board ...
A federal review finds that an unanticipated fatigue crack caused a foot-long hole in a Southwest Airlines jet, forcing the plane to make an emergency landing in Charleston, W.Va.. KTVT on ...
A federal review finds that an unanticipated fatigue crack caused a foot-long hole in a Southwest Airlines jet, forcing the plane to make an emergency landing in Charleston, W.Va.
DALLAS — Federal investigators say metal fatigue caused a hole to rip open in the roof of a Southwest Airlines jet as it cruised at 35,000 feet last year.
The National Transportation Safety Board has issued its final report on an incident on a Southwest Airlines flight where a football-sized hole opened up in the top rear of the Boeing 737 aircraft.
Metal fatigue caused a hole in the hull of a Southwest Airlines Co. plane, forcing the jet to make an emergency landing last year, a U.S. safety board concluded. The opening, 18 inches (46 ...
The fatigue data included 0° S-N, 90° S-N, ±45° S-N, 90° three-point bend S-N, Mode I double-cantilever beam fatigue, and Mode II end- notched flexure fatigue. Since brittle failure in 90° ...
DALLAS — Federal investigators say metal fatigue caused a hole to rip open in the roof of a Southwest Airlines jet as it cruised at 35,000 feet last year. The National Transportation Safety ...