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Air-traffic control exactly what you're doing. >> when able give me the nature of the emergency. >> the part of this plane that failed, the part will now need to be inspected is on the left side oaf the plane's fuselage. it's where a door can be installed at the boeing factory, but it all depends on the seating configuration that's ordered by the airline. this plane did not have a door there. instead it's had what's called a door plug. this plane rolled off the boeing factory floor in washington only a few months ago. october 15th was the first flight. 150 flights since then for alaska airline...

Break indeed. safety regulators are now trying to unravel what went wrong. you mentioned one of the things they'll be looking at. are there other things they'll be trying to investigate? >> absolutely. they will take a very careful look at this particular -- that's why they want to find the missing door. and i thought the chair did a great job of asking the public to look for it. she didn't say this, but we sometimes tell the people, do not move it, do not bring it to the ntsb, leave it in place and photograph it, call the police, they'll call the board. but in any case, they want to find the ...

Alaska airlines flight that has left much of world's 737 max 9s grounded. a national transportation safety board news conference wrapped up. officials asked for finding part of the plane and discussed what they know so far about the accident. they said a door plug, as it's called, you can see the outline of it there, came off the alaska airlines flight shortly after take off at an altitude of 16,000 feet or nearly 5 kilometers. it left a hole in the side of the plane. you can see the outline of what it would be if it were the door. this plane did not have the door, but it could have been a doo...

Explosive moment like the most violent convertible you've ever been in. in this case a passenger jet, road 26 where this happened where they could have been a door installed. this plane did not have it. it had what's called a door plug. more on that in a second. it happened with a bang, a refrigerator sized hole punched into the side of the plane at 16,000 feet, where the high compression breathable air inside the plane goes rushing out and the very cold thin air outside comes rushing. we heard from a passenger a boy sitting nearby had his shirt pulled off by the force of the explosion. the ox...

Boeing 737-9 tail number n 704al departed ontario, florida, and returned after the midcabin door plug, the midcabin door aft of the wings resulting in rapid decompression. taking a second a door plug, when you're a customer such as an airline purchasing an aircraft, boeing would make an air frame, one air frame, which is sold to multiple customers, and the customers will order the design that they need for their operations. this particular aircraft for alaska is certified for up to