The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered inspections for certain Boeing planes due to reports of cracks in older models. This directive applies to specific aircraft under the Boeing 737 Max models. The inspections are set to begin on September 10 and will cover approximately 471 planes.

The FAA has stated that no cracks have been found in the specific Max models subject to the inspections. Further details on the inspections and the affected planes are available from the Federal Aviation Administration. The directive is intended to address an unsafe condition related to the cracks found in older planes.