The aircraft experienced a tire blowout shortly after takeoff from Atlanta but made a safe landing in San Diego. It remains on the ground.

Alaska Airlines has announced that it is grounding its entire fleet of Boeing 737 MAX-9 jets after a gaping hole opened in the cabin of a Southern California-bound flight Friday evening.

This incident comes more than a year after Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 was forced to land when the main cabin’s door flew off the plane mid-air, prompting extensive investigations into Boeing ...

173 seats: 12 Domestic First, 24 Delta Comfort+, 162 Main Cabin Domestic ... see the carrier’s Boeing 737-900ER fleet, ...

Addtionally, a separate Boeing 737 flight turned back to Portland shortly after take-off on Tuesday after the pilot was concerned about fumes in the cabin ... operated by Alaska Airlines was ...