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Boeing 737 MAX 9’s Technical Woes Rated “Neutral” for Lessors

Author: Aircraft Value News
January 29, 2024

An incident on January 5 unfolded as a Boeing 737 MAX 9, operated by Alaska Airlines, experienced a midair mishap with a fuselage panel (aka “door plug”) that’s designed to serve as a potential additional exit.

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