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Alaska Airlines grounds Boeing 737 MAX 9 for checks after blowout | Oneindia

Alaska Airlines grounds Boeing 737 MAX 9 for checks after blowout | Oneindia

As a precautionary measure after a mid-air emergency, Alaska Airlines has decided to temporarily suspend the operations of its complete fleet, consisting of 65 Boeing 737-9 aircraft.

This decision comes in response to an incident on Friday night, where a window blew out mid-air shortly after takeoff from Portland International Airport en route to Ontario, California.

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