Foreign Objects Discovered In Some Boeing 737 Max Fuel Tanks

Foreign objects were found in some Boeing 737 Max planes stored in Washington and San Antonio. These findings are unrelated to the previous crashes that led to the grounding of the planes. Boeing has initiated inspections of over 400 planes and is implementing new processes to prevent foreign object debris (FOD). The FAA is aware and has increased its surveillance based on initial reports.

What are foreign objects, debris, or FOD, as mentioned in the context of Boeing 737 Max planes?

• Software malfunctions

• Engine parts

• Tools or rags

• Passenger luggage

Where were the foreign objects found in the Boeing 737 Max planes?

• In the landing gear

• In the cockpit

• In the fuel tanks

• In the passenger cabin

What is the first step in the inspection process for the Boeing 737 Max planes?

• Checking the engines

• Draining the fuel tanks

• Inspecting the cockpit

• Opening the fuel tanks

What new measures is Boeing implementing to prevent FOD?

• Reducing production

• Increasing flight hours

• Implementing a checklist and additional verification checks

• Hiring more staff

How has the FAA responded to the discovery of FOD in Boeing 737 Max planes?

• By increasing surveillance and preparing for further action

• By issuing fines to Boeing

• By recalling all planes

• By grounding all flights