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Crews work to reopen St. Louis airport after storm
The main airport remains closed a day after being hit by a tornado that blew out windows and smashed nearby houses.
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FAA wanted inspections of 737s. Did jet with hole get one?
In May, the FAA issued regulations requiring far more detailed inspections of Boeing fuselages like the one that developed a hole Monday.
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What could have torn a hole in jet? Experts stumped.
Southwest Airlines has inspected all its 737-300 jets and found no problems. Fuselage damage of the sort that forced Flight 2294 to make an emergency landing Monday is very rare.







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