Boeing Faces Increased Scrutiny After Door Blowout Incident on Alaska Airlines Flight

A preliminary investigation reveals missing bolts as a key factor in the January 5 blowout, prompting a deeper examination of Boeing's quality control and manufacturing processes.

A Boeing 737 Max 9 jet experienced a mid-air door blowout on January 5, leading to an emergency landing with no serious injuries reported.
The National Transportation Safety Board's preliminary report indicates four key bolts were missing, suggesting they were not reinstalled after maintenance.
Boeing acknowledges accountability for the incident, emphasizing the need for improved quality control and safety measures.
The Federal Aviation Administration and other airlines have initiated inspections of Boeing 737 Max 9 jets, finding loose parts in some aircraft.
Lawsuits have been filed by passengers and shareholders, alleging negligence and demanding compensation for physical and emotional trauma.