Alaska Airlines Expects Boeing To Cover $150 Million Loss From MAX 9 Grounding

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By Justin Foster

Published 5 days ago

The FAA approved the required inspection procedures to return 737 MAX 9s to service.

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Alaska Airlines seeks reimbursement from Boeing for $150 million in losses due to grounding of 737 MAX 9 fleet.
FAA approves inspection process for return of 737 MAX 9 aircraft to service after decompression incident.
Hundreds of flights cancelled, costing Alaska Airlines at least $150 million in losses and 3,000 cancelled flights.