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Alaska Airlines, Boeing Resolve $1 Billion Suit Over Door Plug Incident
Alaska Airlines and Boeing settle $1 billion lawsuit over a midflight door plug blowout on Flight 1282.
FBI Examining Alaska Airlines Incident After Passenger Attacks Crew, Passenger
The FBI is investigating a disturbing incident aboard an Alaska Airlines flight, where a male passenger attacked a fellow passenger and crew members.
Alaska Airlines Flight Turns Chaotic as Attendant Punches Passenger Holding Woman's Hair
A chaotic Alaska Airlines flight turned intense as a flight attendant punched a passenger holding a woman's hair, leading to a flight cancellation.
Delta, United, Alaska Airlines Rank as North America's Most On-Time Airlines in 2024
Delta Air Lines led North America in punctuality for 2024 with 83.46% on-time arrivals, marking its fourth consecutive year of operational excellence.
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Calhoun chose not to be considered for a potential $2.8 million bonus after the midair door panel blowout incident involving an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 flight in January.
Boeing issued an initial payment of $160 million to Alaska Airlines following a midair door blowout incident, with further compensation expected.
An Alaska Airlines passenger experienced distress when her pet dog, Moose, was mistakenly left off a flight from North Carolina to Seattle.
The passengers aboard the Alaska Airlines Boeing flight, which had a door plug blowout incident midair, received letters from the FBI that told them they might be victims of crimes.
Boeing is now facing renewed regulatory scrutiny following a mid-air blowout involving one of its Boeing 737 Max 9 jets.
Alaska Airlines has announced its plan to acquire rival Hawaiian Airlines for $1.9 billion. Alaska Airlines has announced its plan to acquire rival Hawaiian Airlines for $1.
Alaska Air announced to acquire Virgin America on Monday. The acquisition will be another consolidation in American airline industry.
U.S. airlines on Thursday forecast enormous fuel savings in 2015 but hinted that ample consumer demand would allow them to avoid fare discounts and pass savings on to shareholders.
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