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Boeing 737 Max crisis deepens as 171 planes grounded after loose bolts found - Vimarsana News

Boeing 737 Max crisis deepens as 171 planes grounded after loose bolts found

The crisis engulfing Boeing has deepened after a major US airline found loose bolts on a number of 737 Max-9 jets following inspection.

Source: cityam.com
Loose Bolts Detected On Grounded Boeing 737 Carriers In US After Alaska Incident - Vimarsana News

Loose Bolts Detected On Grounded Boeing 737 Carriers In US After Alaska Incident

United Airlines has discovered inadequately secured door plugs on the Boeing 737 MAX 9 planes that it grounded in the wake of last week’s midair blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight. The discovery according to The Press United has raised a new safety concerns about an aircraft that was previously suspended from flying following two deadly crashes.

Alaska Airlines admits to finding loose bolts on aircraft after plane window blows out mid-flight - Vimarsana News

Alaska Airlines admits to finding loose bolts on aircraft after plane window blows out mid-flight

The Boeing 737 Max 9 departed from Portland Airport to California before conducting an emergency landing.

Source: unilad.com
United Airlines finds loose bolts on grounded Boeing planes - Vimarsana News

United Airlines finds loose bolts on grounded Boeing planes

The discovery was made following inspections.

Source: q102.ie
Inside the Boeing 737 cabin left destroyed after terrifying mid air emergency when door blew out at 16,000ft as both Alaska Airlines and United confirm they have found 'loose hardware' on some Max 9 aircraft - Vimarsana News

Inside the Boeing 737 cabin left destroyed after terrifying mid air emergency when door blew out at 16,000ft as both Alaska Airlines and United confirm they have found 'loose hardware' on some Max 9 aircraft

The National Transportation Safety Board carried out an inspection of the aircraft after a door panel slid up before flying off of the 737 Max 9 on Friday and landing in a Portland yard.