Boeing Pays Alaska Airlines $160 Million After Door Blowout Incident

Boeing has paid Alaska $160 million in cash to make up for lost revenues caused by the January fifth door blowout on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282.

By: Forbes

Apr 24 2024
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Alaska Airlines announced in a filing Thursday it received a $160 million cash payment from Boeing in compensation for lost revenues stemming from the January mid-flight door plug blowout incident, w… [+2725 chars]

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