US EditionNew Video Shows Alaska Airlines Plane without Door Plug in Midair #Shorts
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The aerospace engineer of the NTSB Leani Benitez-Cardona, and his partner Matthew Fox, head of materials, studying the "stop" of the 737 Alaska Airlines – NTSB On January 5, 2024 a Boeing 737 MAX 9 from Alaska Airlines lost part of the fuselage shortly after taking off on flight 1282 of the airline. It is a kind of stopper that on that plane and in others with a similar seating configuration replaces one of the emergency exits that is not necess…
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