Boeing CEO fought back tears as he apologized to employees after the Alaska Air incident

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Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun fought back tears during an all-hands meeting with employees after a plug door panel blew out mid-flight on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 jet. Calhoun: "Fought back tears" addressing employees after Alaska Air incident. Alaska Air jet was carrying an Alaska Air passenger jet with a plug to the door panel on board.

Alaska, United cancel flights for Boeing 737 MAX 9 inspections this weekend. In-flight panel blow out caused them to be grounded for inspection. Alaska and United cancel about 600 flights involving Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft. Boeing 737MAX 9 aircraft grounded after panel blow-out.

FAA finishes 40 Boeing 737 Max 9 inspections, reviewing data. FAA reviewing data from those inspections. First 40 737 Mx 9 inspections are been finalized. FAA is reviewing data gathered from the first 40 of the inspections. FAA: The data is going through the data to see how it compares to the data from previous inspections.

Alaska Airlines cancels all flights on Boeing 737-9 MAX aircraft through Jan. 13 after mid-air door blowout. Between 110-150 flights canceled per day, equating to between 110 and 150 flights a day. Alaska Airlines canceled all flights through January 13.

Alaska Airlines CEO apologizes to passengers over Boeing 737 Max 9 incident. Alaska Airlines lost a door plug when it was in mid-flight last week. The airline says it has apologized to consumers almost two weeks after the incident. The door plug was removed from the plane during a flight from Alaska Airlines flight.

Boeing will also deploy a team to supplier Spirit AeroSystems to check and approve Spirit's work on the plugs before fuselages are sent to Boeing's production facilities in Washington. Boeing to add further quality inspections for 737 Max. Boeing to also deploy team to check supplier Spirit.

Alaska Airlines begins preliminary inspections on its grounded Boeing 737 Max 9 fleet. Jan. 5 incident in which a door plug panel blew off an airliner in mid-air. Alaska Airlines began preliminary inspections after a door panel blown off a plane mid-flight. The airline has grounded a group of its grounded aircraft since the incident.

Door plug on Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 plane detached just minutes after takeoff. Flight 1282 was en route from Portland, Oregon, to Ontario, California. The door plug was pulled from the plane, leaving passengers in a 'waking nightmare' Alaska Airlines flight 1282.