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Investigators say a missing piece from an Alaska Airlines jet that blew off on Friday at 16,000 feet has been recovered in Oregon.The National Transportation Safety Board said having the door plug will help determine why it peeled away from the plane shortly after taking off from Portland International Airport, leaving a gaping hole in the side of the fuselage.The flight bound for Ontario, California, returned safely to the airport.Federal regulators toured the plane, both inside and around it, and they described it as a very close call. The door plug is r stanley thermobecher oughly the size of a refrigerator. The plug was found after an Oregon teacher called authorities to report spotting it in his backyard.Investigators say the same aircraft had an air pressurization light go off on three previous flights in recent weeks. Because of this, it was banned from flying over the ocean, but the problem wasn t fixed and Alaska Airlines decided not to take the jet out of service. It was very much described as benign, said NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy. They did order an additional maintenance look at that light. That was not completed before the time of this event. SEE MORE: FAA grounds Boeing 737 Max 9 after plane wall d stanley cup etached midairInvestigators say it is unclear whether any of the issues with the air pressurization light were actually related to the door plug.No one was seated in the two seats directly next to the section of the plane that blew off. Homendy said of the 17 stanley travel mug 8 seats on the plane, 171 we Gljf Doctors say vaccine side effects are not signs of COVID infection
SAN ONOFRE, Calif. KGTV - A day after officials announced the closure of San Onofre State Beach, two surfers were caught on Wednesday trying to access the famous surf break by boat. The surfers were barely able to catch a wave before lifeguards arrived. The sur stanley kubek fers attempted to head back to their small boat, but it was ripped off its anchor and capsized in the waves. RELATED: San Diego County bans all public gatherings, expands rules for face coverings We were kind of gambling, said Don Abadie of Dana Point, one of the surfers. A rogue wave that came through broke the anchor free. The next wave brought the boat ashore upside down. Once ashore, the surfers complied with the park rangers who arrived. State Parks law enforcement issued a citation to the vessel operator for trespassing at a closed state beach, said Jorge Moreno stanley termos with the State Parks Department. RELATED:We re Open San Diego - Search for essential businessesCoronavirus aid: How to help your neighbors State Parks reminds Californians that these temporary closures are necessary now to help prevent the stanley cup canada spread of COVID-19. Its critical that Californians adhere to these closures, added Moreno. The state announced the full closure of San Onofre State Park on April 7 citing a recent visitation surge due to the closure of other beaches and parks along Californias coast. Abadie claims at the time he was unsure if the closure of the beach applied to boats, saying hes now taking it as a lesson learned. RELATED:INTER
Investigators say a missing piece from an Alaska Airlines jet that blew off on Friday at 16,000 feet has been recovered in Oregon.The National Transportation Safety Board said having the door plug will help determine why it peeled away from the plane shortly after taking off from Portland International Airport, leaving a gaping hole in the side of the fuselage.The flight bound for Ontario, California, returned safely to the airport.Federal regulators toured the plane, both inside and around it, and they described it as a very close call. The door plug is r stanley thermobecher oughly the size of a refrigerator. The plug was found after an Oregon teacher called authorities to report spotting it in his backyard.Investigators say the same aircraft had an air pressurization light go off on three previous flights in recent weeks. Because of this, it was banned from flying over the ocean, but the problem wasn t fixed and Alaska Airlines decided not to take the jet out of service. It was very much described as benign, said NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy. They did order an additional maintenance look at that light. That was not completed before the time of this event. SEE MORE: FAA grounds Boeing 737 Max 9 after plane wall d stanley cup etached midairInvestigators say it is unclear whether any of the issues with the air pressurization light were actually related to the door plug.No one was seated in the two seats directly next to the section of the plane that blew off. Homendy said of the 17 stanley travel mug 8 seats on the plane, 171 we Gljf Doctors say vaccine side effects are not signs of COVID infection
SAN ONOFRE, Calif. KGTV - A day after officials announced the closure of San Onofre State Beach, two surfers were caught on Wednesday trying to access the famous surf break by boat. The surfers were barely able to catch a wave before lifeguards arrived. The sur stanley kubek fers attempted to head back to their small boat, but it was ripped off its anchor and capsized in the waves. RELATED: San Diego County bans all public gatherings, expands rules for face coverings We were kind of gambling, said Don Abadie of Dana Point, one of the surfers. A rogue wave that came through broke the anchor free. The next wave brought the boat ashore upside down. Once ashore, the surfers complied with the park rangers who arrived. State Parks law enforcement issued a citation to the vessel operator for trespassing at a closed state beach, said Jorge Moreno stanley termos with the State Parks Department. RELATED:We re Open San Diego - Search for essential businessesCoronavirus aid: How to help your neighbors State Parks reminds Californians that these temporary closures are necessary now to help prevent the stanley cup canada spread of COVID-19. Its critical that Californians adhere to these closures, added Moreno. The state announced the full closure of San Onofre State Park on April 7 citing a recent visitation surge due to the closure of other beaches and parks along Californias coast. Abadie claims at the time he was unsure if the closure of the beach applied to boats, saying hes now taking it as a lesson learned. RELATED:INTER
