The NSTB has scheduled hearings to investigate the cause of a Boeing 737 MAX door blowout incident that occurred in January ...

Alaska Airlines has operated Boeing 737s since the early 1980s. The oneworld carrier has operated many variants of the popular narrowbody jet, from the 737 Classic to, most recently, the 737 MAX 8 ...

Excessive grinding” during maintenance led to a metal pin to crack and eventually break causing the left landing gear to ...

Boeing faced new safety questions after an Alaska Airlines jet made an emergency landing when a hole opened in its fuselage in midair. By Christopher F. Schuetze Keith Bradsher and Melissa Eddy ...

with both Alaska and United Airlines cancelling hundreds of flights due to the grounding of their fleets of Boeing 737 Max 9 jets. The airlines are the only two U.S. passenger airlines that ...

Alaska Airlines is canceling through Saturday all flights on Boeing 737 Max 9 planes like the one that suffered an in-flight blowout of a fuselage panel last week as it waits for new instructions ...

Alaska Flight 1146 departed from Seattle Friday afternoon, bound for San Diego. Alaska Airlines resumed flying the Boeing 737 Max 9 following fleet inspections for the first time on Friday after a ...

A section of an Alaska Airlines flight that ripped away shortly ... such as separate versions of the 737 MAX or other planes. The focus could change as evidence surfaces about what happened.

Alaska Airlines announced late Friday that it will ground all 65 of its Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft after a plane experienced “explosive decompression” mid-flight. Photos and video shared by ...

An Alaska Airlines flight from Portland, Oregon, to Ontario, California, made a dramatic emergency landing late Friday night after a piece of the fuselage burst off at 16,000 feet. All the ...

Alaska Airlines just began flying the Boeing 737 Max in March after waiting years for its first model. Just over a month after the first flight of the Max, the airline was forced to ground the fleet.

Alaska Airlines will ... "the door plugs on the 737-9 MAX will be in compliance with the original design which is safe to operate." The FAA is still investigating Boeing as well as its ...