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Say hi in you get a chance. Hes a c17 engine guy. Maybe he could build a new launch platform or something. He could probably build anything. Yes, sir, john. Yes, sir. Your title here is strategic agility, and you talk in here about taking advantage of different points. The lesson, though, of acquisition programs in the last few years seems to be dont change the requirements because that causes a lot of expense. So how do you reconcile the two . Are you going to have more frequent overhauls of th...

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Passengers who were aboard that near-catastrophic Alaska Airlines flight back in January are finding out they could be crime victims.

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The ongoing investigation began after a door plug flew off of Alaska Airlines flight 1282. Now, many travelers wonder about their safety.

The ongoing investigation began after a door plug flew off of Alaska Airlines flight 1282. Now, many travelers wonder about their safety.

The chair of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said Wednesday there is a “quality control problem” at Boeing, which has come under scrutiny in recent weeks after one of its jets suffered a midair blowout last month. The NTSB released its preliminary report Tuesday into what may have caused a fuselage panel on an Alaska Airlines…

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said Tuesday that four bolts meant to help secure the door plug of a Boeing 737 Max 9 jet were missing before an Alaska Airlines flight experienced a midair blowout last month. NTSB investigators have been looking into what may have led to last’s month incident when a fuselage…

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun spoke out Tuesday about the recent midair blowout of a fuselage panel on one of the company’s planes, calling the incident a “mistake” that “can never happen again.” “We’re going to approach this, No. 1, acknowledging our mistake with 100 percent and complete transparency every step of the way,” Calhoun said…

Greg feith, which is, basically, does the size or the reported size of the debris that was spotted by the satellite make sense in terms of this type of aircraft? >> gene, there is one piece, that piece 78, 79 feet long, that could be part of this airplane. when you consider that the wing span on the airplane is almost 200 feet that would be a little over, you know, about a hundred foot per wing and the tail section is about 60, 65 feet. that piece that is 79 feet long could be either a wing pane...