In a puzzling turn of events, investigators have discovered a crucial missing piece of an Alaska Airlines plane that suffered a midair mishap. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) announced that the Boeing 737 MAX door plug, which mysteriously blew open during the flight, has been found in an unexpected location - someone's backyard in Portland, Oregon.
Newly released images from the investigation reveal the extent of the damage caused by the sudden depressurization. Headrests and seat cushions were ripped off due to the forceful event that occurred on the ill-fated flight. In a troubling revelation, it has been disclosed that the plane's cabin pressure warning light had been activated not once but three times, including the day before the incident.
