Boeing 737 plane found to have missing panel after landing in southern Oregon

Boeing 737 plane found to have missing panel after landing in southern Oregon
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A Boeing 737-800 plane flying from San Francisco was found to have a missing panel after landing safely at its scheduled destination in southern Oregon, said the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday, Xinhua reported.

The plane of United Airlines, a Flight 433, "landed safely at Medford Airport in Oregon around 11:30 a.m. local time (1930 GMT) on Friday, March 15. A post landing airline inspection revealed a missing panel," the FAA, Boeing's primary regulator, said in a statement.

"The FAA will investigate," it added.

Boeing has encountered many quality and safety concerns for years with its aircraft, resulting in an extended grounding of certain planes and delivery suspensions

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