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(NYT40) WASHINGTON -- April 3, 2008 -- AIRLINES-SAFETY-2 -- Aviation safety inspectors, from left, Charalambe Boutris, Douglas Peters, Michael Mills, Paul Cotti, Robert Naccache and Terry Lambert are sworn in during a hearing of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Capitol Hill on Thursday, April 3, 2008. Three veteran Federal Aviation Administration inspectors told lawmakers on Thursday that their agency supervisors looked the other way while Southwest Airlines neglected to inspect planes as required and continued to fly them even after discovering cracks in some of them. The inspectors said that their FAA supervisors knew of the problems but had discouraged them from pursuing them, even threatening to relieve them of their duties. (Brendan Smialowski/The New York Times)
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