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Credit: Boeing
Boeing faces a $4 million fine for failing to ensure a supplier was delivering airworthy 737 slat tracks and then not rejecting them once the issue came to light. FAA issued an airworthiness directive to ensure the defective parts were removed from in-service aircraft, the agency said, and sent a...
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