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Alaska Airlines passengers complained they heard WHISTLING sound coming from inside Boeing 737 on flight before its door plug blew out, new lawsuit claims - Vimarsana News

Alaska Airlines passengers complained they heard WHISTLING sound coming from inside Boeing 737 on flight before its door plug blew out, new lawsuit claims

In an amendment to a class-action lawsuit against Boeing and Alaska Airlines filed Wednesday, it is claimed passengers on a previous flight had their concerns over the noise brushed off by a pilot.

'Heavily drunk' American passenger, 55, allegedly bit flight attendant's arm forcing Seattle-bound jet to return to Tokyo so he could be escorted off and arrested - Vimarsana News

'Heavily drunk' American passenger, 55, allegedly bit flight attendant's arm forcing Seattle-bound jet to return to Tokyo so he could be escorted off and arrested

The ANA plane had to return to Haneda airport in Tokyo after the incident, which left the woman mildly injured. The passenger said he 'doesn't recall at all' his outrageous behavior.

PICTURED: 'Drunk' US passenger, Michael Halyard, who 'bit flight attendant's arm' is seen being escorted off Seattle-bound jet that was forced to land back at Tokyo - Vimarsana News

PICTURED: 'Drunk' US passenger, Michael Halyard, who 'bit flight attendant's arm' is seen being escorted off Seattle-bound jet that was forced to land back at Tokyo

The suspect, reportedly 55-year-old Michael Travis Halyard, allegedly flew into a drunken rage over the Pacific Ocean, biting an air stewardess' arm and forcing an emergency landing.

Passengers on ill-fated Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 likely would have died if blowout occurred at 40,000 feet, says physicist - Vimarsana News

Passengers on ill-fated Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 likely would have died if blowout occurred at 40,000 feet, says physicist

Although no-one died on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282, the episode could have been much worse had the plane been higher, reveals Arun Bansil, a professor of physics at Northeastern University.

Boeing 737 pilot discovers crack in cockpit window in midair and turns around to return to airport - Vimarsana News

Boeing 737 pilot discovers crack in cockpit window in midair and turns around to return to airport

Flight 1182 of Japan's All Nippon Airways was en route to Toyama, on Japan's main island, Honshu but headed back to Sapporo in Hokkaido today after the crack was found.