Boeing And Alaska Airlines Hit With $1 Billion Lawsuit By 3 Passengers After 737 MAX 9 Door Blowout

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Nearly two months after the high-profile Alaska Airlines flight 1282 incident, Boeing and the Seattle-based carrier have been hit with yet another blow amid the fallout. Three passengers onboard the 737 MAX 9 when it lost its mid-aft door inflight are suing both companies for a whopping $1 billion.

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