Explained in plain English
What is the FAA?
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is the main US government body responsible for regulating all aspects of civil aviation. Think of them as the air traffic controllers and safety inspectors for American skies, ensuring planes are safe to fly. Their order for Boeing 737 Max inspections directly shows their role in maintaining aircraft safety standards.
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