FAA investigating after Delta passengers report bleeding ears and noses
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after a Delta Air Lines flight with pressurization issues left some ...
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Alaska CEO sees ‘significant improvement’ at Boeing after door plug incident
By David Shepardson (Reuters) -Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci said the airline has seen "significant improvement" at ...
A strike would add to turbulent times at Boeing
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Alaska Airlines pilot: ‘I was in shock’
Emily Wiprud, the first officer piloting Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 on January 5, says she initially thought people had been killed when the plane’s door plug blew off shortly after takeoff, ...
A pilot on the Alaska Airlines blowout flight said she didn't know there was a hole in the 737 Max until it landed — and feared passengers had died
Emily Wiprud, the first officer on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282, told CBS News that her headset was sucked off her head by the force of the blowout.
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A key Boeing mechanic who worked on 737 Max doors was on vacation on 2 critical days before the Alaska Airlines blowout
One Boeing mechanic was usually the only one who worked on door plugs, he told NTSB investigators. The 35-year veteran was on vacation during critical work on the Alaska Airlines 737 Max.
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A key Boeing mechanic who worked on 737 Max doors was on vacation on 2 critical days before the Alaska Airlines blowout
On January 5, an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max was at an altitude of 16,000 feet when it lost a door plug — a fuselage panel that covers a deactivated emergency exit. The plane, delivered just ...
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Inside Boeing’s Factory Lapses that Led to the Alaska Air Blowout
Most 737 Max 9s, like the Alaska jet ... before his team could install cabin walls and seats. He sent a photo of the door plug closed but with insulation hanging from above.
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A key Boeing mechanic who worked on 737 Max doors was on vacation on 2 critical days before the Alaska Airlines blowout
One Boeing mechanic was usually the only one who worked on door plugs, he told NTSB investigators. The 35-year veteran was on vacation during critical work on the Alaska Airlines 737 Max. A trainee ...