Boeing Again Under the Scrutiny of the US Aviation Authority FAA After an Incident with a 737-800 Involving Engine Cowl Detachment During Takeoff.

The affected aircraft, operated by Southwest Airlines on the way from Denver to Houston, had to safely return to Denver International Airport. Passengers were rebooked on a replacement flight with a three-hour delay, while maintenance teams took over the inspection of the aircraft.

This incident is part of a series of technical problems at Boeing, including serious deficiencies in the 737 Max series, which led to two fatal crashes. The FAA has initiated an investigation into the latest incident, which further intensifies the already heightened attention to Boeing's quality and safety standards.

Boeing has already announced that CEO Dave Calhoun will leave the company by the end of the year, as part of efforts to restore confidence in the aircraft manufacturer.