Southwest Airlines Agrees To 7 5M Penalty

March 30, 2009

Southwest Airlines has agreed to pay a $7.5 million civil penalty for continuing to fly planes on thousands of flights that missed mandatory safety inspections for cracked fuselages, the Federal Aviation Administration said today.

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