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The FAA has once again expanded its oversight into Boeing’s use of door plugs that may be defective, recommending new inspections of a 737 class jet.

There was an apparent Boeing plane fire Thursday night after an Atlas Air cargo aircraft was seen sparking across the sky after an engine failure.

Boeing Co. will step up inspections of aircraft during production and open its factories to airline customers as it seeks to improve quality and bolster confidence in its 737 Max

The Federal Aviation Administration widened its probe into Boeing and will pay special attention to the work of a subcontractor used by the aerospace giant, officials said Wednesday.

In the two weeks since the Flight 1282 blowout, over 1,500 Alaska Airlines flights have been impacted by the 737 Max 9 grounding.

The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded every single 737 MAX 9 jet that has a plug door similar to the one that blew out earlier this month.

This is a period of unprecedented safety in the airline industry — but experts fear corner-cutting could lead to future disasters.

Boeing Co. will step up inspections of aircraft during production and open its factories to airline customers as it seeks to improve quality and bolster confidence in its 737 Max

Boeing told employees Monday that it plans to increase quality inspections of its 737 Max 9 aircraft.

In response to the mid-air blowout of a cabin panel on an Alaska Airlines MAX 9 earlier this month, Boeing is implementing additional quality inspections for the 737 MAX.