FAA Teams Check

JAMES T. McKENNAPAUL PROCTORContributing to this report were Edward H. Phillips in Dallas and Eiichiro Sekigawa in Tokyo. January 19, 1998
Two small teams of FAA investigators last week reviewed the quality controls on Boeing's 737 production line as airlines completed inspections of the horizontal stabilizers for missing or loose fasteners. FAA Administrator Jane S. Garvey dispatched the teams to Boeing's Wichita, Kan., and Renton...

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