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Boeing 737 found to have missing panel after landing

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United Airlines Boeing 737-800 with registration N78511 and 2x CFMI jet engines seen taxiing. General view of United Airlines airplanes during the sunset magic hour at Newark Liberty International Airport EWR / KEWR in Newark and Elizabeth, New Jersey, USA as seen on November 12, 2019. United UA UAL is the 3rd largest airline in the world, member of Star Alliance aviation alliance with headquarters at Willis Tower in Chicago and multiple hubs across the United States with Newark one of the majors. (Photo by Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto) (Photo by Nicolas Economou / NurPhoto / NurPhoto via AFP)

A Boeing 737-800 like the one which lost a panel on Friday. Photo: NICOLAS ECONOMOU/AFP

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