The FAA has proposed a fine of 3.1 million dollars for Boeing due to repeated violations of safety regulations.

The Federal Aviation Administration of the USA has discovered hundreds of irregularities in Boeing's quality system, including pressures exerted on inspectors to certify non-compliant aircraft. The incident in January 2024, when an Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9 suffered a major failure due to the absence of four screws, led to the grounding of the MAX 9 fleet and production restrictions. Boeing has 30 days to respond to the allegations, while the FAA continues strict inspections of the aircraft.