Boeing faces renewed scrutiny as quality issues resurface with Alaska Max 9 incident

Alaska 737 Max 9-c-Alaska Airlines

Boeing’s quality-control and safety protocols have been thrust back into the spotlight following the early January in-flight failure of a 737 Max 9’s door plug, with regulators, investigators and lawmakers launching fresh probes into the company’s persistent troubles.

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