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Deliver." boeing today issued inspection guidelines for every airline that flies the max 9. as the faa reiterated, the max 9s will remain grounded until airlines complete enhanced inspections which include both left and right cabin door exit plugs. that takes four to eight hours each. corrective actions must be completed before any plane returns to service. meanwhile, boeing's ceo has called a companywide tuesday meeting to focus on safety. this max 9 emergency comes after two fatal max 8 crashes that grounded the plane. loose bolts on the max rudder system, production and quality control dela...

For regulations on who has access to aircraft. and particularly pilots all across the airport space is now going to be looking more closely at this pete top tube to make sure it has not been tampered with, but also to look at how and who has access to the aircraft as it leaves the gate. we have to start screening baggage screeners and we have to start screening people who have access to fuel operations. all kinds of things that get to the test point of making sure you have a safe aircraft. i'm a hawk for transportation safety and security and particularly aircraft security because we can't hav...

>> three things lead to accidents. human error, pilots, traffic controllers, structures, power plants, or software. what's happened, aircraft systems, the software has become incredibly complex. it is the 737 a safe airplane? yes. it's been the most used in highest number of miles flown aircraft for decades in its various generations. i believe there is an issue likely on the software side that will be fixed and more importantly, talk to the pilots and the aircrews. i think what happened has been unfortunate, i believe the 737 including the max series are safe aircraft. i think some changes ne...

Hopefully -- how proactive is the faa. there is approximately a series of airplanes being grounded, approximately 250-280 flights per day, it's certainly not good and it's going to affect the bottom line revenue each one of these airlines negatively. it's going to impact people across the country to fly two, three, four, five groundings and the flying public, i think it's a small price to pay to prevent another horrible incident from occurring. >> tucker: if that's what the stakes are, for sure. you're always rooting for one of the less dominant american industries. >> you bet. >> tucker: jetl...

Typically lead to accidents. human error, pilots, air traffic controllers. structures, power plants, or software. what's happened is over the last few generations, the aircraft systems in the software that runs the airplane has become incredibly complex. the 737, is it safe? yes. it's been the most used and has the highest number of miles flown for decades. in its various generations. i do believe there's an issue likely in the software side that will be fixed. more importantly talk to the pilots and the aircrews. i think what happened has been unfortunate. i do believe the 737, including the ...