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US authorities ordered the immobilization of all devices Boeing 737 Max 9 “until they are safe” after accident aircraft of this model from the company Alaska Airlineswhich last
US authorities ordered the immobilization of all devices Boeing 737 Max 9 “until they are safe” after accident aircraft of this model from the company Alaska Airlineswhich last Friday During the flight, he lost part of the fuselage.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said there is “no specific date” for when the devices will return to the skies.
The above, just an hour after Alaska will announce the removal of its devices from this Wednesday until next Saturday.
Alaska (based in northwest Washington state) said in a statement that this temporary immobilization will mean the cancellation of 110 to 150 flights per day through Saturday, while in the meantime it is working around the clock to reassign any customers that were affected by the cancellations.
Also United announced this Wednesday that it had to cancel 167 flights.and will continue to do so on Thursday.
Buttigieg said he spoke with Boeing executives to remind them of their commitment to providing airlines with “100% safe” aircraft.
Alaska is one of the companies with the largest number of Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft (65), along with United (79), Copa, Aeroméxico, Iceland and some Asian companies.
A total of 215 such aircraft are in service around the world.
Both Alaska and United admitted that when they first tested their devices, they found screws and other loose parts.
The Alaska Airlines plane crashed on Saturday lost a panel at nearly 5,000 meters above sea level that had been used to seal a gap to accommodate an additional emergency door, a common measure on planes flying low-density passengers.
The plane was forced to return to Portland, Oregon, where it took off a few minutes after takeoff without serious injury.
Following the incident, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) suspended inspections of 171,737 Max 9 aircraft, which has already led to the cancellation of numerous flights. (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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