PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Alaska Airlines is facing another round of safety concerns after a flight arrived at the gates at Portland International Airport with its cargo door slightly ajar.

The inflight blowout on an Alaska Airlines' plane on Friday night is prompting scrutiny of the aircraft involved, the Boeing 737 Max 9. The incident comes after other safety issues have been ...

"I know these issues impact you ... "Please know there is nothing more important to all of us at Alaska Airlines than the safety of our employees, and you—our guests." He said he had asked ...

On the morning of Jan. 26, as two Alaska Airlines flights from Seattle to ... Last Tuesday, following a series of recent safety incidents and dangerous close calls around the U.S. aviation system ...

National Transportation Safety Board chair Jennifer Homendy said Alaska Airlines restricted the aircraft from lengthy flights over water so the plane “could return very quickly to an airport ...

SEATTLE — Sunday, Jan. 5, marks one year since a door plug blew off an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft, leaving passengers in shock and raising concerns about the safety of Boeing planes.

A rash of safety concerns at carriers like Alaska Airlines and American Airlines, compounded by manufacturing problems at Boeing and other woes, have left customers uncertain about the future of ...

However, in October, the FAA concluded that "the review did not identify any significant safety issues." An Alaska Airlines flight is seen. An annual list of the world's safest airlines has been ...

Alaska Airlines grounded flights leaving Seattle ... up for a period of time Monday afternoon stated it was “having issues booking flights on alaskaair.com, through the mobile app, and at ...

Boeing’s safety record is back in the spotlight ... The audits dealing with the door plug, the part that blew off the Alaska Airlines jet, found issues at both Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems.

In its fourth annual safety report since the deadly MAX crashes, Boeing laid out a multi-pronged safety plan and said it's seeing progress.

The FAA found no "significant safety issues" after a six-month safety ... The United incidents occurred not long after January's Alaska Airlines blowout, when a Boeing 737 Max lost a door plug ...