Boeing 737 Max 9 crisis: Loose screws discovered

During inspections of Boeing 737 Max 9s at United Airlines and Alaska Airlines, loose screws were discovered on the fuselage component after the latest incident. The component had recently broken off during a flight. The exact number of aircraft affected was not disclosed. United Airlines owns a total of 79 aircraft of this type. The defects are related to the installation of cover plates for unused emergency exits. Industry experts are expressing doubts about the manufacturing quality of the Boeing 737 Max, and Boeing's share price fell by eight percent. Alaska Airlines has also been criticized for using the affected aircraft despite warnings.