FUEL TANK WIRE SHIELDING ORDERED FOR 737S.
U.S. OPERATORS of 1,140 Boeing 737s were ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration to shield and separate fuel tank wires from adjacent wiring, and modify the fuel vent system by installing flame arrestors and pressure relief valves, an effort that would cost a total of $24 million, or $21,180...
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