"Boeing Faces Scrutiny as Investigation into Door Panel Incidents Widens"

TL;DR
The Justice Department's criminal investigation into the blowout of a panel on an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 jetliner has expanded, with subpoenas and a recently convened grand jury in Seattle being utilized. The incident, which occurred in January, led to the grounding of over 170 Max 9 planes and raised questions about construction flaws. The focus of the investigation may center on repairs to the plane's rivets and could potentially lead to a criminal prosecution. This development adds to the ongoing scrutiny faced by Boeing following previous safety issues and challenges in meeting airlines' demands.
- Criminal Inquiry Into Boeing Panel Blowout Expands The New York Times
- New details emerge in case of Alaska Airlines plane where door plug blew out ABC News
- Boeing fails large portion of FAA audit as investigators probe New Zealand 787 incident CBS News
- Boeing CEO says there are no records on who worked on door panel that blew off Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 Fortune
- Report: Boeing plane that blew out door plug over Portland was set for an inspection but flew with passengers anyway KGW.com
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