FAA Investigating Southwest Airlines Agai

February 9, 2010

discuss an ongoing investigation. Last year, Southwest agreed to pay $7.5 million to settle charges that it operated nearly 60000 flights with planes that had missed mandatory inspections for structural cracks. In September, the FAA

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