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>> one of the big questions here do is we have to revamped meth ofd nondestructive inspection we're use all runtd world? railroad the section that broke apart. it will undergo detailed analysis in washington. >> all requires aircraft inspections were up to date and no deskrep andsies were found. >> reporter: the faa is man dlt dating specific early boeing 737s undergo full inspections for fatigue damage. about 175 aircraft are covered under the mandate, 80 which registered in the u.s., most flown by southwest. t.j. winick, abc news, new york. very interesting the concept of plane fatigue. so...

Forecasts indicating the giant ash cloud spewed out by the volcano may not pose a risk to some flight patterns. today, some planes did take to the skies over europe, but just not with any of the thousands of stranded passengers we've been hearing about. several airlines say they safely conducted test flights, airlines already hemorrhaging millions of dollars in lost revenue on a daily basis and now start pushing to make the transition back to business as usual and claim the ash cloud and thus the danger presented by it is dissipating. now appears some officials are actually agreeing, for days ...

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The florida airports expected to resume normal flight patterns tomorrow, partial flight patterns. again, it will take time for people to find flights that they can get on. our meteorologist is following this story. pedron, of course, the thing we just pointed out in charleston, south carolina, they're dealing with a real situation right now. >> it's incredible, too. they were just a few hundred miles away from the storm system, but the center of the storm, moving through alabama, but on the southern periphery of this back to the east, we're getting the thunderstorms pushing off towards charles...

Pilots wanted to change altitude. they were denied that by air traffic control. do we know enough about the flight patterns to know whether that was actually a good decision by air traffic control? >> from what we know we have some circumstantial evidence. we don't know what those other flight crews knew as far as changing altitudes and trying to transect this thunderstorm. they're going to track all of the flight crews down because they want to know what information they were using to base decisions and take a base of action, if you will for this tomorrow. and why our pilot the, or the asia a...