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Australian flag carrier Qantas Airways Ltd. is facing calls to ground its entire fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft following claims that two planes have developed cracks in their wing structures, ABC News reported. The cracks were on a part of the plane called the "pickle fork", which holds up the wings, but the airline said the cracks did not compromise the safety of the planes.
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