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NTSB on Boeing Security Lapses: Imagine, the plane is flying at 35 thousand feet height and suddenly a window loudly in the air, what will happen to your condition? Yes, the Alaska Airlines of California to California’s Orange County Alaskka Airlines with Orange Airlines Flight 1282 occurred. Alaska Airlines had deployed Boeing 737 Max 9st ship for this flight.
According to reports, Booing 737 Max 9 of the ship 9 of the ship 9, a window lodged with it from the airport from the airport from the airport from the airport. Fortunately, there was no passenger at that seat at that time, which caused a large plane crash. The plane immediately asked to conduct emergency landing at Portland Airport and all 171 passengers on the plane and the Members of the 6 crew members were settled.
The US NTSB reveals large & mldr;
Now the US National Transportation Security Board (NTSB) and NTSB) and federal aviation administration has revealed a major disclosure on January 5, 2024. NTSB has said serious allegations and said Boaying did not give enough training to the cabin Karu on the model in this model. After this incident, serious questions have been raised at the quality and security criteria of Boeing.
Four bolts missing from the panel received
According to reports, it has been in an inquiry investigating the accident that Boaying had not been able to bolt four important bolts during the plane production, which caused a panel fleeing in the air. Boeing did no record to remove or reinstall this window panel. Also, it was not even saying which employees were responsible for this. Ntsb has considered this incident a serious mistake of Boeing.
Severe questions were raised on boying safety
Ntsb also raised serious questions on Boining Boining and said it weak. According to reports, training to the Boeing Staff was also insufficient during the work. Boeing is now developing a new design, which will ensure that the door panel is not closed until it is completely protected. After the accident, the US judgment has directed to start criminal investigations against Binging.
Ntsb also raised questions at FAA
After examining this incident, NTSB raised serious questions on FAA. At the same time, FAA has assumed his mistake. In June 2024, the then FAA Administrator Michael Vetkar had said that his agency was very loose in Boeing. Now Faa has increased the number of inspectors on the Boeing Boeing and its fuselaising manufacturers. FAA has yet limited the production of Boeing 9 aircraft from 38 per month.