The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Give an urgent warning Leave the potential of certain Jet engines on Wednesday, if you are damaged, that Rauch enters the cockpit or the cabin.

The NTSB Safety Bulletin warned of CFM International Leap-1b engines, but promoted the evaluation for leaves 1A and -1C engines. According to a press release, these engines are used on Boeing 737 Max-Schmalbelboden-Passanegerjets and for certain Airbus A320NEOS.

The NTSB recommendations follow two incidents on flights from Southwest Airline when birds have flown to the center and cause smoke or steam fog.

In March 2023, birds flew into the right -wing engine of a flight, the Havana, Cuba, flies off, and let the Papor fog fill the passage cabin. In December 2023, a bird in the left component of a flight, the New Orleans, LA. It is difficult to see the instrument panel.

There was no injury report on a two flight, but the NTSB spent the security warning because the concerns “that flight crews that run these aircraft may not be fully granted for the potential danger of” smoke-published evening before together with the app process damage reduction files “.

“The FAA agrees with the NTSB recommendations,” said the FAA in an explanation and found that “in the infrared operators” was drawn to the potential engine problem in 2024.

The FAA a) Aerotles Earrier this year “to increase the importance of several factors”.

“This includes the evaluation of your procedures and the occupation training to these potential problems and the evaluation of which training simulators are an English knowledge that triggers the load reduction device,” added the FAA in a statement.

The FAA said that an English manufacturer “develops a permanent reduction”, “from the FAA demands that the operators have to affect the changes” with an app process time frame “.

“We have reconciled with the NTSB recommendations, and the work is in close partnership with our flight framers to improve the ability of this important system,” explain CNN.

“CFM International and Boeing worked on a software design update.