Boeing 737 MAX 9 - VibeWire Magazine

Alaska Airlines Flight Attendant Says They Currently Don’t “Feel Safe” On The Boeing 737 MAX

The crew member made this claim during an interview with the NTSB just days after the incident occurred.

Thankfully, the widebody was not at full capacity.

The two employees were reportedly transferred from Boeing’s facilities in Renton to Everett.

Authorities think that Boeing’s safety culture needs a lot of work.

Which airports do you think made the cut?

The information disclosure happened on June 25, which included Boeing pinning the blame on an individual, according to the NTSB.

The airline has been awarded an additional $61 million, bringing the total compensation to over $200 million.

The DOJ is set to make a decision on May 28 as to whether Boeing violated the deferred prosecution agreement.

Terminal velocity helps explain how both iPhones survived the fall.

The airline will receive credit memos for use on future purchases from Boeing.