Initiate inspections of American planes begin after a passenger was swept through the window

After the terrifying incident of the Southwest Airlines plane, the US Federal aviation administration The FAA has ordered control of 220 aircraft engines as a precaution. Its instructions envision ultrasonic inspection within six months of vehicle propellers that have carried out a certain number of flights.

The movement of American officials comes after the death of a woman Tuesday, who after the air pressure nearly took her out of the cabin on the flight from New York to Dallas.

The window she was sitting next to was hit and crushed by Boyung's severed motor propeller 737 with 149 people on board. Doctors say Jennifer Riordan, deputy director of a bank, changed lives from severe trauma to the upper body.

In the land where the helica is broken, experts discovered a weakness of metal. It is now taught that a similar incident was registered with a flight of the same company in 2016, but the plane, including then, managed to land safely in Florida.

CFM56-7B is used by more than 8,000 Boeing 737 worldwide. Last year, The FAA concluded that dozens of such engines needed testing after conducting a certain number of flights.

Inspections have been launched by other airlines using this type of engine, including United Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta Air Lines.