On Tuesday, the NTSB will address safety measures following the January 2024 incident involving a Boeing 737 Max. An investigation lasting 17 months revealed that bolts securing the door plug panel were removed and left unreplaced during repair work. The panel blowout occurred shortly after takeoff from Portland, creating a dangerous air vacuum that led to minor injuries among passengers. The board plans to recommend strategies to ensure such an event does not recur, emphasizing the importance of stringent safety protocols in aviation repair practices.
The National Transportation Safety Board will discuss findings related to a Boeing 737 Max incident where a panel blew off midair, causing minor injuries and chaos.
NTSB investigators found that bolts securing the door plug panel were improperly removed during repairs, prompting the board to propose new safety recommendations.
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