Boeing Plane’s Windshield Cracks While Landing

Clip of the Boeing technicians, mechanics, and assemblers. pic.twitter.com/mczmLKGdlA

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Coke, painkillers, and marijuana are all used and sold at the factory

Workers are underskilled, uncaring, and high assembling planes holding 300 passengers

It’s so bad 2/3 of employees asked at random said they would not fly Boeing. pic.twitter.com/tkrDGtydG2

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BOEING NEWS ALERT!

New York Post:

The inner windshield of an Alaska Airlines plane cracked as it landed in Oregon in the latest issue involving a Boeing jet.

The flight from Washington DC was descending at the Portland International Airport on Sunday when crew members noticed a small crack on the inner windshield, airline officials told The Post on Tuesday.

“The crew followed their checklists and the aircraft continued safely to its destination as scheduled,” the airline said in a statement.

The airline’s Boeing 737-800s have five layers in their windscreens, with an outer pane, three inner layers, and an inner pane, the statement noted.

“If an inner pane cracks, the other pane and layers can maintain cabin pressure,” airline officials said.

Yeah, they say that, but all of these systems are failing in these planes. There is no reason to believe that safety systems will not fail with primary systems, after a period of primary systems failing constantly. It’s just statistics.

Never forget this internal Boeing email.

If the government doesn’t do something, we’re going to have a disaster. pic.twitter.com/OeErB3vwqX

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Passenger releases footage from January 7, 2024 on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 in Portland, Oregon where a Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft experienced rapid decompression after the plane door ‘fell off’ pic.twitter.com/1yrly2JDZc

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