LOS ANGELES: The FBI has written to passengers who were aboard a Boeing aircraft that suffered a midair blowout to tell them they may be victims of a crime, US media reported Friday (Mar 22).
Passengers who were aboard the Alaska Airlines-operated flight that lost a panel mid-air have been told by the FBI that they may be victims of a crime, US media reported. that suffered a midair blowout to tell them they may be victims of a crime, US media reported Friday .
No one was seriously hurt, but the 737 MAX 9 had to make an emergency landing, with footage showing the terrifying scene as passengers sat next to the gaping hole.Commentary: Should you be concerned about flying on Boeing planes? Federal investigators say bolts that should have secured the panel - a covering for an optional exit - were not installed.
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