Alaska Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Portland Airport After Aircraft Window Blows Out Mid-Air (Watch Video)
The flight, which was travelling from Portland to Ontario, California, allegedly faced severe depressurisation, that caused the ejection of a large window section and an unoccupied seat. Reportedly, the incident also resulted in a child's shirt being ripped off.
An Alaska Airlines flight was allegedly forced to make an emergency landing after the window of the aircraft blew out. A video of the alleged incident has also gone viral on social media. As per RawsAlerts, Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 was forced to make an emergency landing at Portland International Airport in the US on Friday night, January 5. The flight, which was travelling from Portland to Ontario, California, allegedly faced severe depressurisation, that caused the ejection of a large window section and an unoccupied seat. Reportedly, the incident also resulted in a child's shirt being ripped off. The Boeing 737-900/-9MAX aircraft had reached a maximum altitude of 16,300 ft before safely returning to Portland International Airport. So far, there have been no reports of any casualties or injuries. Meanwhile, Alaska Airlines said that they are aware of the incident and will share more information when it becomes available. Alaska Air to Buy Hawaiian Airlines in a $1.9 Billion Deal with Debt.
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