Missing bolts and damaged rivets: Why a door-shaped hole appeared on a Boeing 737 Max mid-flight ...Middle East

What a month it’s been for Boeing! On Jan. 5, a door-shaped piece of fuselage dislodged itself from the 737 Max 9 carrying Alaska Airlines flight 1282. Then the questions and headaches started, including the cancellation of a bunch of flights and the inspection of a whole lot of Boeing planes. Read more...

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