O le lapataiga e sau i luga o mulivae o le FAA's Emergency Airworthiness Directive lea na faatonuina ai kamupani vaʻalele e asiasia vaʻa vaʻaia Boeing 737 vaʻaia a o siaki siaki vaʻalele luga o vaʻalele mafai ona pala. E ono mafua ai le leiloa o le paoa i afi uma e lua e aunoa ma le mafai ona toe faʻaola ma ono faʻamalosia pailate e oʻo i uta ae leʻi taunuʻu i se malae vaʻalele.
Ole tele o vaʻalele na aʻafia ile faʻatonuga a le FAA o loʻo i Amerika, lea e tusa ma le 2,000 le leva o vaalele a le Boeing e tasi le aofai na tumau ai ile eleele ona o le faʻamaʻi o le coronavirus na faʻateʻaina uma ai femalagaaiga.
I le taimi nei, ua faatonuina foi e Initia ni kamupani faigaluega se toatolu o loʻo iai le Boeing 737s ia latou vaʻa - SpiceJet, Vistara, ma le Air India Express - e faia asiasiga.
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- The precautionary measure comes on the heels of the FAA's Emergency Airworthiness Directive that instructed air companies to inspect some stored Boeing 737 aircraft as the air check valves on the planes could become corroded.
- Ole tele o vaʻalele na aʻafia ile faʻatonuga a le FAA o loʻo i Amerika, lea e tusa ma le 2,000 le leva o vaalele a le Boeing e tasi le aofai na tumau ai ile eleele ona o le faʻamaʻi o le coronavirus na faʻateʻaina uma ai femalagaaiga.
- This may cause a complete loss of power in both engines without the ability to restart and may force pilots to land before reaching an airport.
