Engine Shut Down At 34,000 Feet On Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9, Makes Immediate O’Hare Diversion
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 experienced an engine shutdown at 34,000 feet, necessitating an immediate diversion to Chicago O’Hare. Passengers were transferred to a replacement aircraft to continue their journey to Seattle.
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