Passengers reported hearing a whistling sound on a previous flight aboard a Boeing jet that would later lose its door plug at 16,000 feet.
SEATTLE — Passengers previously warned employees of Alaska Airlines about a whistling noise they heard aboard a Boeing jet that would later lose its door plug at 16,000 feet, leaving a gaping hole in the plane, according to an amended lawsuit filed by Attorney Mark Lindquist.
Lindquist is representing 22 passengers of Alaska Airlines flight 1282. The lawsuit alleges that Boeing and Alaska Airlines were both negligent in the lead-up to the incident, which the passengers say resulted in physical pain, intense fear,
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