Alaska released a statement that said Flight 1282 with 171 passengers and six crew members ... looked like insulation exposed. Other photos showed air tubes hanging down from the ceiling ...

This incident comes more than a year after Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 was forced to land when the main cabin’s door flew off the plane mid-air, prompting extensive investigations into Boeing ...

Boeing has been under intense regulatory scrutiny following that incident, which involved the in-flight failure of an Alaska Airlines ... serious injuries to passengers or crew, but the event ...

Ortberg took over Boeing’s reins as the company was reeling from the January 2024 in-flight ... on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 – an event that, while not seriously injuring passengers or ...

Here’s a look at the collision: American Airlines Flight 5342 from ... their peripheral vision. PHOTOS: What we know about the deadly air crash between a passenger jet and a US Army helicopter ...

Alaska Airlines flight 1282 was a scheduled domestic service from Portland International ... there were 177 people (171 passengers and six members of crew) onboard the Boeing 737 MAX 9. Want answers ...

Mark D Young writes on the mid-flight loss of a door plug ... be certified to fly with 220 passengers as opposed to the usual, slightly more comfortable 189 seat configuration used by most airlines.

with airlines and passengers expressing skepticism about flying on the MAX even after its return to service. The crisis got worse after the Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 incident. On January 5, 2024, a ...

A Las Vegas-bound Alaska Airlines flight was forced to suddenly land and evacuate passengers in Portland, Ore. Wednesday, when a “strong odor” was detected in the plane’s cockpit ...