Open for CommentFAA· Federal Aviation AdministrationProposed Rule

Airworthiness Directives: The Boeing Company Airplanes

Introduced February 17, 2026Comment period ends April 4, 2026View on regulations.gov ↗
💬 Closes in 16 daysDeadline: Apr 4, 2026

What This Means

The FAA is issuing requirements that Boeing airplanes must meet to stay safe to fly. These directives tell Boeing and airlines what inspections, repairs, or modifications they need to perform on specific aircraft models to fix safety issues or potential problems. If you fly on a Boeing plane, this matters because it ensures the aircraft you're traveling on meets current safety standards before it takes off.

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TypeFederal Regulation
AgencyFAA · Federal Aviation Administration
Regulations.gov IDFAA-2026-1329-0001
IntroducedFebruary 17, 2026
Comment DeadlineApril 4, 2026

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