Boeing Faces New Safety Concerns as Windshield Cracks on Alaska Airlines Jet

The Federal Aviation Administration recommends inspections following a series of incidents, amid scrutiny over Boeing's manufacturing processes.

An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 jet's windshield cracked while landing in Oregon, marking the latest in a series of incidents involving Boeing aircraft.
The FAA has recommended inspections for Boeing 737-900ER models, following a series of safety incidents, including a windshield crack and a door plug detachment.
Boeing has faced scrutiny over its manufacturing processes, with an FAA audit revealing 33 failures out of 89 product audits.
The death of a whistleblower, John Barnett, who raised concerns about Boeing's production standards, is under investigation.
Boeing is implementing weekly compliance checks and additional audits to address quality issues identified by the FAA.