Turkish Airlines temporarily halts 737 MAX 9 planes for inspections
Turkish Airlines has withdrawn its five Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft from service for inspection, company spokesperson has said
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Turkish Airlines has withdrawn its five Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft from service for inspection, company spokesperson Yahya Üstün said on social media platform X.
The planes will be grounded at the first airport they land at, Üstün said.
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