Alaska Airlines 737-900 MAX loses a door in-flight out of PDX
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Passengers onboard terrifying midair door blowout Alaska Airlines flight told they may be ‘victim of a crime’
The FBI has contacted passengers on the Alaska Airlines flight on which a door panel blew off at 16,000 feet to tell them that they might be a “possible victim of a crime.”
The agency’s Seattle bureau sent a letter Tuesday confirming to passengers that it has opened a criminal investigation into the Jan. 5 blowout on the Boeing 737 MAX flight, according to the Seattle Times.
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https://nypost.com/2024/03/22/us-new...im-of-a-crime/
The FBI has contacted passengers on the Alaska Airlines flight on which a door panel blew off at 16,000 feet to tell them that they might be a “possible victim of a crime.”
The agency’s Seattle bureau sent a letter Tuesday confirming to passengers that it has opened a criminal investigation into the Jan. 5 blowout on the Boeing 737 MAX flight, according to the Seattle Times.
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https://nypost.com/2024/03/22/us-new...im-of-a-crime/
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Hi,
American laws, the legal system and the terms that go with them are often surprising to non-Americans. Does this letter from the FBI means that:
- the negligence which led to the accident/incident (the choice of word is not obvious either) could be described as "criminal",
- or is there a suspicion of malice?
PL
American laws, the legal system and the terms that go with them are often surprising to non-Americans. Does this letter from the FBI means that:
- the negligence which led to the accident/incident (the choice of word is not obvious either) could be described as "criminal",
- or is there a suspicion of malice?
PL
Passengers onboard terrifying midair door blowout Alaska Airlines flight told they may be ‘victim of a crime’
The FBI has contacted passengers on the Alaska Airlines flight on which a door panel blew off at 16,000 feet to tell them that they might be a “possible victim of a crime.”
The agency’s Seattle bureau sent a letter Tuesday confirming to passengers that it has opened a criminal investigation into the Jan. 5 blowout on the Boeing 737 MAX flight, according to the Seattle Times.
...
https://nypost.com/2024/03/22/us-new...im-of-a-crime/
The FBI has contacted passengers on the Alaska Airlines flight on which a door panel blew off at 16,000 feet to tell them that they might be a “possible victim of a crime.”
The agency’s Seattle bureau sent a letter Tuesday confirming to passengers that it has opened a criminal investigation into the Jan. 5 blowout on the Boeing 737 MAX flight, according to the Seattle Times.
...
https://nypost.com/2024/03/22/us-new...im-of-a-crime/
One of the dumbest things they could have done if they really want to find out what went wrong and what to do to fix it.
Someone is playing politics, and damn the consequences.
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Chief commercial airplanes fired, Calhoun will step down. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/25/b...teps-down.html
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Hi,
American laws, the legal system and the terms that go with them are often surprising to non-Americans. Does this letter from the FBI means that:
- the negligence which led to the accident/incident (the choice of word is not obvious either) could be described as "criminal",
- or is there a suspicion of malice?
PL
American laws, the legal system and the terms that go with them are often surprising to non-Americans. Does this letter from the FBI means that:
- the negligence which led to the accident/incident (the choice of word is not obvious either) could be described as "criminal",
- or is there a suspicion of malice?
PL
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Excellent reporting currently, published by The Wall Street Journal, on Line no. 8789. And an evidently significant component of the total set of relevant and material facts about the "disarray" in the factory. Highly recommended reading,
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Boeing coughed up $160 million
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From the BBC.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd189nmv2dro
United Airlines has blamed Boeing for a $200m (£161m) hit to its earnings in the first three months of this year.
The carrier was forced to ground its Boeing 737 MAX 9 fleet for three weeks after a mid-air cabin blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight in January.
United said that pushed it to a pre-tax loss of $164m for the first quarter.
The airline said it "would have reported a quarterly profit" otherwise.
The carrier was forced to ground its Boeing 737 MAX 9 fleet for three weeks after a mid-air cabin blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight in January.
United said that pushed it to a pre-tax loss of $164m for the first quarter.
The airline said it "would have reported a quarterly profit" otherwise.
