Airbus A380 wing checks extended to entire fleet (Courtesy: Reuters)

(Reuters) - European air safety officials extended checks for Airbus A380 wing cracks to the entire superjumbo fleet on Wednesday and said the widespread defects could pose a safety risk if left unremedied.

The move to inspect all 68 A380s in service came as Qantas Airways (QAN.AX) grounded one of its planes for up to a week following the discovery of 36 separate cracks in wing parts.

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Cessna Signs Deal to Build Jets, Other Aircraft in China (Courtesy : flyingmag.com)

Cessna Aircraft has signed two deals to produce a range of aircraft in China, the company announced Friday.

The first agreement, made with Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), is geared toward the creation of an aircraft service network in China, as well as other joint GA ventures within the country.

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