Alaska Airlines Safety Incident

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‘Significant’ outage at Alaska Airlines not a security incident, but a hardware breakdown

The airline told Network World that when the critical piece of what it described as “third-party multi-redundant hardware” failed unexpectedly, “it impacted several of our key systems that enable us ...

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Alaska Airlines says hardware failure led to IT outage, grounding planes

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Alaska Airlines Resumes Flights After Equipment Failure Grounds All Planes

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Alaska Airlines Resumes Flights After Equipment Failure at a Data Center Grounds All Its Planes

Alaska Airlines grounded all its flights due to an undisclosed technical error affecting its entire system, the carrier announced early Monday.

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Alaska Airlines cancels 7% of Monday flights after IT outage prompted ground stop

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Alaska Airlines ground stop cancels dozens of flights at Sea-Tac

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Alaska Airlines lifts ground stop after IT outage affects operations

“We apologize to our guests for this inconvenience. There will be residual impacts to our operation throughout the evening,” it said in its statement.

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Airline Forced To Ground All Flights Due to Tech Issue

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Alaska Airlines ground stop lifted but travelers frustrated by lingering delays

The airline reported the issue began around 8 p.m. and requested a temporary, system-wide ground stop until resolved.

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Alaska Airlines Requests Ground Stop for All Mainline Aircraft, as Flyers Brace for Travel Delays

The airline has warned that there may be ongoing disruptions to its operations throughout the night, raising concerns about extensive travel delays.

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Passengers reach settlement in $1 billion lawsuit over Alaska Airlines flight where door plug blew out at 16,000 feet

These passengers were on board Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 from Portland to Ontario, California on January 5, 2024, when a door plug suddenly flew off the Boeing 737 Max jet mid-air. They sued Alaska Airlines and Boeing for $1 billion last year but settled out of court earlier this month, according to KPTV.

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Boeing Blasted in Scathing Report Over Alaska Airlines Door Blowout

NTSB blames Boeing and FAA for Alaska Airlines 737 MAX door plug blowout, citing missing bolts, poor training, and systemic safety oversight failures.