"Boeing Ousts 737 Max Chief After Alaska Fuselage Incident"

Boeing has fired the chief of its 737 Max program following a safety scandal involving an Alaska Airlines flight where a fuselage panel blew out at 16,000 feet. The faulty door plug caused the panel to detach, leading to instant decompression. The incident prompted the temporary grounding of all 144 Boeing Max 9 planes in the US for emergency inspections. The company's value plunged, and the leadership restructuring aims to enhance focus on quality and safety. Fortunately, no one was seated in the affected area, and all passengers survived the terrifying event.