FAA is investigating titanium with false documentation used in passenger planes

The video discusses an investigation into the use of titanium in aircraft manufacturing, which was sold with fake documents. The FAA is examining parts made by Spirit AeroSystems for Airbus and Boeing. The issue was first reported by The New York Times after corrosive holes were found. Boeing and Airbus have stated that tests show no immediate safety concerns, and affected parts are being removed. The aerospace industry is under scrutiny, with a focus on maintaining safety and reputation.

What was the initial discovery that led to the investigation of titanium used in aircraft?

• A routine safety inspection

• Complaints from airline passengers

• A sudden increase in aircraft failures

• Corrosive holes found in the material

Which organization is investigating the issue of counterfeit titanium documentation?

• NASA

• The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

• The Department of Transportation

• The National Transportation Safety Board

What have Boeing and Airbus stated about the safety of their current fleet?

• They are unsure about the fleet's safety

• The fleet is grounded until further notice

• The fleet can continue to fly safely

• There are significant safety concerns

How many parts are typically found in a single airplane?

• 50,000

• 500,000

• 5 million

• 50 million

What is the main concern for suppliers when an issue like this arises in the aerospace industry?

• Increasing production speed

• Expanding their market share

• Maintaining their reputation

• Reducing costs