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A federal court has dismissed efforts made by Alaska Airlines to rescind an order that reinstated an employee who was fired by the American airline over a positive THC test. The employee in question, Gregory Chappell, underwent a random drug test in July 2022. The results showed that the THC metabolite levels were above the minimum threshold. As a result, he was fired from his job as a lead aircraft maintenance technician.

A federal court has dismissed efforts made by Alaska Airlines to rescind an order that reinstated an employee who was fired by the American airline over a positive THC test. The employee in question, Gregory Chappell, underwent a random drug test in July 2022. The results showed that the THC metabolite levels were above the minimum threshold. As a result, he was fired from his job as a lead aircraft maintenance technician.

Aerospace giant The Boeing Co. (NYSEBA) has had a tumultuous year literally making negative headlines on a weekly basis in regard to safety protocol violatio

After recent scandals, Boeing may have all the necessary components to make a comeback, and analysts predict over 1,000% EPS growth.

Alaska Air Group, Inc. (NYSEALK) has caught the attention of the investment community today with its bullish price action. The company’s shares have moved 2.05% on the day to $41.63.

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Plaintiffs seek punitive damages of $1 billion dollars for systemic risksPORTLAND, Ore. - Feb. 23, 2024 - PRLog -- Jonathan W. Johnson, LLC, an aviation law firm, filed a lawsuit in Oregon on behalf of passengers aboard Alaskan Airlines flight 1282. The aircraft was a Boeing 737 Max 9 that was traveling from Portland, Oregon to Ontario, California. After a portion of the aircraft blew off mid-flight, it made an emergency landing in Portland. The case was filed in the state of Oregon. The case number is Multomah county 24CV08845.Kyle Rinker, Amanda Strickland, and Kevin Kwok were passengers. Kyle Rinker and Amanda Strickland were sitting two rows diagonally behind Jack, the 15-year-old whose shirt was sucked off. The routine flight abruptly ended when the Boeing 737 side panel explosively detached leaving a massive hole in the aircraft.Alaska Airlines identified a "pressurization issue" with the aircraft prior to the blow out. The panel detaching resulted in depressurization inside the aircraft and caused air masks to drop down for the passengers.There are ongoing investigations by the NTSB. Bolts were missing where the door plugs detached. Boeing CEO, David Calhoun, says that he was "shaken to the bone" after hearing about this avoidable accident that put hundreds of innocent lives in danger. Further inspections should have been made before the aircraft was placed in service. It seeks to hold Boeing accountable for its negligence which had caused extreme panic, fear, and post-traumatic stress. This experience jeopardized the lives of the 174 passengers and 6 crew members that were on board. For those reasons, the lawsuit seeks substantial punitive damages from Boeing for what was a preventable incident and because the defects in manufacturing impacted numerous other aircraft and threatened the lives of the passengers on all Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft, which were all grounded by the FAA following the incident.About The Law FirmJonathan W. Johnson is an attorney located in Atlanta, Georgia who has litigated aviation accident cases for 31 years. He may be reached at by phone at (404) 888-0500 or by email at jwj@jonathanjohnsonatlantalawyer.com. His website is www.jonathanjohnsonatlantalawyer.com

NEW YORK, NY - (NewMediaWire) - February 1, 2024 - Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP (www.kaplanfox.com) reminds investors that a complaint has been filed on behalf of purchasers or acquirers of the common stock of The Boeing Company (“Boeing” or the “Company”) (NYSEBA) between October 23, 2019 and January 24, 2024, inclusive (the “Class Period”). Click Here to Join Investigation.

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A sudden shift in interest rates, on top of recent Boeing incidents, have made markets rethink their strategy in the airline industry, with one name in mind

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NEW YORK, NY - (NewMediaWire) - January 24, 2024 - Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP (www.kaplanfox.com) is investigating claims on behalf of investors of The Boeing Company (“Boeing” or the “Company”) (NYSEBA). Click Here to Join Investigation.

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You can squeeze out the potential rebound in Boeing stock, especially after you realize that there is a massive misconception at hand today.

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Stocks drifted lower as the latest inflation numbers are dampening expectations for a rate cut; here are some of our top stories for your long weekend

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Shares of AAL have ascended 30% off their October 27th low, making it a top quintile S&P 500 performer during the stretch and one to watch in 2024.

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Boeing stock dropped 8.50% after a door panel fell out of an Alaska Air 737 Max 9 aircraft. Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems also gapped down at the open.