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Japan: Passenger plane turns back to airport after cockpit window crack found mid-air
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A passenger plane has returned to its departure airport in Japan after a crack was found on the cockpit window of the Boeing 737-800 aircraft mid-air.
Boeing has come under scrutiny after a 737 MAX 9 airplane operated by Alaska Airlines was forced to an emergency landing after a cabin panel broke off in mid-flight on 5 January.
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Boeing’s latest statement said: "As operators conduct the required inspections, we are staying in close contact with [Alaska Airlines] and will help address any and all findings.
"We are committed to ensuring every Boeing airplane meets design specifications and the highest safety and quality standards.
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