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Airlines are now inspecting their Boeing 737 engines after Southwest Airlines recent fatal incident. There are more than 8,000 of its CFM56-7B engines in operation on Boeing 737 passenger jets. https://t.co/7CP8O4cckw #TuesdayThoughts #AirlineSafety https | by David B. Lever & Associates, PLLC

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Airlines are now inspecting their Boeing 737 engines after Southwest Airlines recent fatal incident. There are more than 8,000 of its CFM56-7B engines in operation on Boeing 737 passenger jets. https://t.co/7CP8O4cckw #TuesdayThoughts #AirlineSafety https

Airlines are now inspecting their Boeing 737 engines after Southwest Airlines recent fatal incident. There are more than 8,000 of its CFM56-7B engines in operation on Boeing 737 passenger jets. t.co/7CP8O4cckw #TuesdayThoughts #AirlineSafety t.co/zuuzj3WGvg (via Twitter twitter.com/LGElegal/status/988889086864842752)

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Airlines are now inspecting their Boeing 737 engines after Southwest Airlines recent fatal incident. There are more than 8,000 of its CFM56-7B engines in operation on Boeing 737 passenger jets. https://t.co/7CP8O4cckw #TuesdayThoughts #AirlineSafety https

Airlines are now inspecting their Boeing 737 engines after Southwest Airlines recent fatal incident. There are more than 8,000 of its CFM56-7B engines in operation on Boeing 737 passenger jets. t.co/7CP8O4cckw #TuesdayThoughts #AirlineSafety t.co/zuuzj3WGvg (via Twitter twitter.com/LGElegal/status/988889086864842752)