"FBI Notifies Alaska Airlines Passengers of Potential Crime, Boeing Faces Safety Concerns"
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The FBI has informed passengers of Alaska Airlines flight 1282, which lost a door panel midflight in January, that they may be victims of a crime. The incident, involving a Boeing 737 Max, led to a loss of cabin pressure and a safe emergency landing in Oregon. Investigators suspect that missing bolts from work done at a Boeing factory may have contributed to the panel blowout. This development comes amid a widening criminal probe into Boeing, with passengers filing a lawsuit against Alaska Airlines, Boeing, and Spirit Aerosystems for negligence and failing to protect passengers from harm.
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- F.B.I. Tells Passengers on Alaska Flight They May Have Been Crime Victims The New York Times
- Boeing given 90 days by FAA to come up with a plan to improve safety and quality of manufacturing The Associated Press
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