The Federal Aviation Administration has issued an order for inspections of Boeing 737 Max jets due to concerns over cracks in the plane's body. This issue could potentially reduce the aircraft's structural integrity if left undetected. The inspections will apply to hundreds of US-registered Boeing 737 Max planes, including the Max 8, Max 9, and Max 8-200 models.

Cracks were discovered in a structural reinforcement near the front galley on some planes. For more information on this issue, including the specifics of the inspection schedule and Boeing's response, readers can refer to the original report from CNN.