The NTSB Aircraft Accident Report for Aloha Airlines Flight 243
For those too young to remember
this is how much metal an old Boeing can lose and still fly. (I like the old Boeings--they are built like trucks. The 737 was designed ten years closer to the B-17 than the 787.)
It did last 89,090 cycles, after being designed to last for 75,000. And I guess it was fortunate the 737-200 does not have any tail mounted engines to be damaged by all that stuff, and have normal engine operation to reach an airport rather than having to ditch. ^