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Alaska Airlines jet with no passengers on board ends up in ditch at Anchorage airport
The minor incident at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is still being evaluated. No injuries or air traffic ...
Stowaways on planes and inside landing gear raise worries about aviation security
Recent incidents are being investigated, so we don’t know yet exactly where security failed. But clearly there were gaps in ...
Passengers divided on Boeing's safety a year after Alaska Airlines 737 mid-flight incident
Jan. 5, marks one year since a door plug blew off an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft, leaving passengers in shock ...
For Alaska Flight 1282 passengers, terror of blowout is slow to fade
The Alaska passengers are in the middle of a massive fallout — lawsuits, federal investigations, intense media interest. They ...
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In Alaska, air travel is a fact of life. But what happens when someone dies on a plane?
An average of two fatalities a year occur on planes landing in Anchorage, a stark reminder in a state where flying is often a ...
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Flight Friday: Alaska Airlines MAX 9 Incident Reshapes Boeing 737 Landscape
As a new year begins, this week’s Flight Friday looks back to an event that happened one year ago: the Alaska Airlines Boeing ...
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Boeing Addresses Alaska Airlines Mishap One Year Later
It is a dubious anniversary, at best. On January 5, 2024, a door plug fell off an Alaska Airlines plane traveling at 16,000 feet in the air. The plane was manufactured by the Boeing Company.
Boeing shares updates on safety plan 1 year after door plug incident
Boeing said it is "on track with progress showing tangible improvements" in an update about its safety and quality plan.