Passengers sue Boeing, Alaska Airlines for $1 billion over midair door panel blowout
- Three passengers are suing Boeing and Alaska Airlines for $1 billion, alleging systemic problems that jeopardize the safety of all passengers on Boeing aircraft.
- The lawsuit claims that Alaska Airlines neglected to inspect the plane and seeks to hold Boeing accountable for causing panic, fear, and post-traumatic stress among passengers and crew members.
- The lawsuit also seeks punitive damages from Boeing for the preventability of the incident and the impact on other Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft.
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64 passengers are suing Alaska Airlines, Boeing for hole blown in plane: Latest suit seeks $1 billion
Two months after a door plug tore open the side of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 moments after it departed Portland International Airport, attorneys representing 64 passengers have filed suit against the airline and Boeing, the plane’s manufacturer.
·Portland, United States
Read Full ArticleThree passengers suing Boeing, Alaska Airlines for $1B over mid-air door panel blowout
A group of passengers on the Alaska Airlines flight that was grounded after a mid-air door blowout in January have filed a lawsuit against Boeing and the airline, accusing the companies of negligence as Boeing investigates manufacturing defects in its 737 Max 9 aircraft. The suit, filed Feb. 20 in Oregon, adds to legal trouble…
·Washington, United States
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