The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is currently examining five tire incidents that have occurred on American Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft at O’Hare International Airport within a two-week period. Specifically, one plane experienced a double blowout on September 1st, following a previous single tire failure recorded on August 24th. This marks the fifth instance of this type of equipment malfunction since August 13th. The investigations are focused on determining the root cause of these failures and assessing potential safety implications for other 737 operations. Authorities are analyzing data from affected flights to identify any common factors contributing to the tire issues at Chicago's busiest airport.
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