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Cracks found in the wing spars of several Airbus A380s during inspections led European regulators to order urgent checks on 16 specific jets, because the cracking could reduce the structural integrity of a wing.

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The discovery threatens one of aviation's largest aircraft at its most critical structural point, forcing inspectors to examine whether a fleet-wide problem lurks beneath the surface. The post Cracks found in the wing spars of several Airbus A380s during inspections led European regulators to order urgent checks on 16 specific jets, because the cracking could reduce the structural integrity of a wing. appeared first on Space Daily .

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