【随時更新】アラスカ航空の737 MAX 9、飛行中にドアが吹き飛ぶ

Brian McGuigan @bricaul

According to this Reddit post, #ASA1282 from PDX to ONT tonight lost a window and unoccupied seat and experienced a rapid decompression after takeoff. The plane landed back at PDX safely. #avgeeks @AirlineFlyer @flightradar24 pic.twitter.com/RO3prc7oXd

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Jon Ostrower @jonostrower

Have reached out to both Alaska Airlines and Boeing on this. The aircraft involved was a brand new 737 Max 9 delivered to the airline at the end of October. This is an extremely hazardous and also rare occurrence. twitter.com/bricaul/status…

Jon Ostrower @jonostrower

According to that photo, it’s the mid-aft door that is missing. That door, for carriers like Alaska, is deactivated in the factory by Boeing before delivery. Passengers don’t even know it’s a door because it’s just a normal sidewall and window in the 737 Max 9 cabin. pic.twitter.com/b0Eb38cjI7

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Jon Ostrower @jonostrower

The door would be activated to increase passenger capacity on the 737 Max 9 (or the 737-900ER before it) to seat up to 215 passengers. This is what it looks like when it’s activated for use. pic.twitter.com/isopablE4j

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Jon Ostrower @jonostrower

Have reached out to FAA for comment as well.

Jon Ostrower @jonostrower

This photo from Portland confirms that the mid-aft exit door on N704AL was the one involved in the incident. twitter.com/avgeekjake/sta…

avgeekjake @avgeekjake

@xJonNYC pic.twitter.com/n8afzo1uPR

2024-01-06 11:38:34

Alaska Airlines @AlaskaAir

We are aware of an incident involving Alaska Airlines Flight #AS1282. We will share more information as it becomes available.

NTSB Newsroom @NTSB_Newsroom

NTSB is investigating an event involving Alaska Airlines Flight 1282. We will post any updates regarding the investigation when they are available.

Jon Ostrower @jonostrower

There are currently 221 737 Max 9s in service at the moment worldwide, the majority of those are operating in the U.S. at United (79) and Alaska (65).

Flightradar24 @flightradar24

An Alaska Airlines 737-9 MAX mid-cabin exit door assembly separated from the aircraft minutes after take off this evening near Portland. ADS-B data and other details as they become available: flightradar24.com/blog/alaska-ai… pic.twitter.com/KSXYMtkWou

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Pete Muntean @petemuntean

NEW IMAGE from on board Alaska Airlines 1282 after ***part of the fuselage*** blew out mid-flight. Successful emergency return to Portland after 20 minutes in the air. 10-week-old (!) Boeing 737 Max 9. NTSB investigating. pic.twitter.com/qjX8fQ1br1

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Alaska Airlines @AlaskaAir

AS1282 from Portland to Ontario, CA experienced an incident this evening soon after departure. The aircraft landed safely back at Portland International Airport with 171 guests and 6 crew members. We are investigating what happened and will share more as it becomes available.

Alaska Airlines @AlaskaAir

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Will Guisbond @willguisbond

Looks like this indicates the seat next to the door in question was unoccupied... thankfully. #AS1282 twitter.com/tvheidihatch/s…

Heidi Hatch KUTV @tvheidihatch

Alaska Air flight lost a window mid flight. Flight #AS1282 made an emergency landing. pic.twitter.com/g8ezpsYlWz

2024-01-06 13:07:53

Jon Ostrower @jonostrower

Boeing statement: "We are aware of the incident involving Alaska Airlines Flight 1282. We are working to gather more information and are in contact with our airline customer. A Boeing technical team stands ready to support the investigation."

Reuters @Reuters

U.S. safety board investigating Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 emergency landing reut.rs/3vq3tQO pic.twitter.com/A1kDUVqTbe

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Jon Ostrower @jonostrower

FAA Statement: "Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 returned safely to Portland International Airport around 5 p.m. local time on Friday, Jan. 5, after the crew reported a pressurization issue. The aircraft was traveling to Ontario International Airport in California. The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will investigate."

大貫剛🇺🇦🇯🇵З Україною @ohnuki_tsuyoshi

アラスカ航空のB737-9MAXの写真あった。後部胴体に白い縁取りやマーキング、ハンドルなどが見当たらないドアが見える。これが吹き飛んだのか。 commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Boei…‘N248AK’_Alaska_Airlines_(39871804034).jpg pic.twitter.com/xZLff7y0ME

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江渕崇　EBUCHI Takashi @EBUCHI_Takashi

飛行中にドアが吹っ飛んで緊急着陸したアラスカ航空機はボーイング737MAX−9。連続墜落事故を起こしたMAX−8より少し機体が長いがほぼ同型で、事故後1年8ヶ月にわたり運航停止になった。今回、たまたま当該席には乗客がいなかったというが、あわや大惨事だった。MAXはANA、JAL、スカイマークも導入予定 twitter.com/flightradar24/…

avgeekjake @avgeekjake

Another exterior view of the Boeing 737-9 MAX involved in the incident tonight. pic.twitter.com/mLGOf4dz7n

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s|n|a @sna23

@jonostrower Is this plug door unique to Max or something on older 737s too?

Jon Ostrower @jonostrower

@sna23 Not unique to the Max 9 and Max 8200. It’s found on the older generation 737-900ER that preceded the Max 9.

Flightradar24 @flightradar24

This is the door (in the red circle) that separated from the aircraft (image not the same registration, but same aircraft type). Alaska’s 737-9 MAX seating configuration is not dense enough to require the mid-aft cabin exit, so the door is deactivated and standard sidewall paneling is used on the interior. To a passenger, it’s just like any other seat.

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共同通信公式 @kyodo_official

米旅客機、窓吹き飛び緊急着陸 － アラスカ航空 nordot.app/11162579395140…

The Air Current @theaircurrent

SCOOP: Alaska 737 Max 9 that lost deactivated exit had recent pressurization issues theaircurrent.com/feed/dispatche… (via @jonostrower & @willguisbond) #staycurrent