"Boeing's Record-Keeping Woes: NTSB Investigates 737 MAX 9 and Alaska Airlines Incidents"

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Boeing states that it has not found any documents detailing the removal of a key part during the production of a 737 MAX 9 that failed during a mid-air emergency, leading to criticism from the NTSB for lack of cooperation and failure to disclose documents and employee names. The incident prompted the FAA to ground the MAX 9, halt production rate increases, and order Boeing to address systemic quality-control issues. Boeing claims it was not aware of any complaints about lack of collaboration and is committed to cooperating fully with the NTSB's investigation.
- Boeing says no documents found on 737 MAX 9 key part removal Reuters
- NTSB says Boeing has not provided details about midair blowout NPR
- Boeing admits it can't find records on the Alaska Airlines door plug work The Seattle Times
- Boeing Says It Can't Find Work Records Related to Door Panel That Blew Out on Alaska Airlines Flight U.S. News & World Report
- NTSB Chair: Alaska 1282 investigation is like 'peeling an onion' The Air Current
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