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The EU's Aviation Safety Agency has adopted a US safety alert to check Boeing 737-900ER airplanes.

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The alert comes after the US Federal Aviation Administration advised Boeing 737-900ER operators to visually inspect the airplanes' door panels following the detachment of a door panel on an Alaska Airlines plane. Five 737-900ER airplanes with that component are operated in Europe and are covered by the call for inspections.

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