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Boeing blamed for 2024 Alaska Airlines accident
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Boeing is to blame for a 2024 incident in which the door blew off mid-air on an Alaska Airlines flight. That’s according to findings from an NTSB investigation released Tuesday. NTSB Chairwoman Jennifer Homenday had chilling new details about who was on that Alaskan airline flight when the door blew off.
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Spirit Blasts United-JetBlue PartnershipSpirit has submitted a regulatory complaint against the recently announced "Blue Sky" partnership between airlines JetBlue ...
Spirit Airlines has appealed to the Transportation Department to block the proposed JetBlue Airways and United Airlines ...
Spirit Airlines on Tuesday urged the Transportation Department to reject a proposed JetBlue Airways and United Airlines partnership, saying it was anticompetitive and will prompt large carriers to ...
The investigation found bigger problems than just the revelation that bolts securing what is known as the door plug panel on ...
Spirit Airlines has begun a new direct flight between Bradley International Airport and Detroit Metro Airport in Michigan.
Spirit Airlines is adding a seasonal nonstop route between Reno and San Diego this summer that operates three times a week.
The National Transportation Safety Board said Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration could have done more to ensure the safety of the Boeing 737 Max.
Spirit Airlines will add new non-stop flights between Atlantic City Airport and Miami International Airport starting in ...
Travelers will soon be able to travel to two new cities from Bradley International Airport in Connecticut via Spirit Airlines ...
Spirit will also begin flying nonstop from BDL to Nashville International Airport (BNA) in Tennessee beginning in August.
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