Boeing may be at fault for the Alaska Airlines flight 373 near-disaster involving a fuselage panel that blew off, according to two anonymous whistleblowers.
On January 5, a panel called a door plug blew off an Alaska Airlines aircraft while it was 16,000 feet in the air. No one was seriously injured, but the incident sparked a serious investigation into the aircraft’s manufacturer, Boeing.
Now, two individuals who appear to have details about the aircraft’s assembly suggest it was not correctly built in the Washington factory.
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Last week, an individual who appeared to have confidential manufacturing records for the assembly of the specific aircraft shared a detailed account of what they believe caused the incident.