The National Transportation Safety Board has allowed the media to see the actual door plug that blew out during an Alaska Airlines Flight in January. The look behind the curtain at the NTSB lab ...

The documents were released as the NTSB holds a hearing into the incident. Newly released documents describe the chaotic moments on board Alaska Airlines flight 1282 after the door plug blew out ...

But minutes after the Alaska Airlines flight took off from Portland, Oregon, on January 5, the door plug blew out, leaving a gaping hole in the side of the plane. Passengers’ clothing and phones ...

The Alaska Airlines pilot who safely landed a Boeing 737 Max 9 carrying 171 passengers and four flight attendants after a door panel blew out was initially unaware of the mid-air emergency but ...

She looked around and saw “empty seats and injuries” and feared some of the passengers had been thrown out of the plane too. An investigation found that door panel on Alaska Airlines flight ...

In an exclusive interview with CBS news, the pilot of the Alaska Airlines flight that ... head coach opening after McCarthy walks out the door Hanging out at Starbucks will cost you as company ...

A pilot who flew Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 has described the moment that a door plug blew out mid-air from a Boeing 737 Max 9 plane earlier this year. First Officer Emily Wiprud told CBS News ...

The spark for the firestorm can be traced back to two days in September. The door plug that blew out on Alaska Flight 1282 at 16,000 feet over Portland had sealed a hole cut out of the fuselage ...

DAVID SCHAPER, BYLINE: Late in the afternoon of January 5, shortly after the Alaska Airlines jet took off from the Portland Airport, a door plug in the middle of the passenger cabin blew out at ...

installed to replace an optional emergency door, blew out at cruising altitude. The complaint alleges negligence on behalf of Boeing, Alaska Airlines and airframe maker Spirit AeroSystems.