Al Jazeera Podcasts.

Hi, it's Amy Walters, the senior producer with the take, back with another take, where we bring you episodes from the past.

Today, the investigation into the fatal crash of Air India Flight

171 continues. The plane went down moments after taking off, killing 241 people on board and dozens

on the ground. One passenger survived. It was the first of its kind involving a Boeing

Dreamliner 787, but the model had previously faced scrutiny. In March 24, a former Boeing quality

manager was found dead under suspicious circumstances after voicing concerns about

the plane. Earlier that year, we covered problems with another Boeing plane, the 737 Max. Here's

that episode now. None of the dates or other references have changed from January 30th,

2024, when it originally

aired.

Boeing 737 Max 9 planes are now back in the skies.

And if that plane sounds familiar, it might be because you heard about an incident on a flight earlier this month.

We'll just hear a big boom.

It was silent for like one second.

Twelve-year-old Josiah McCall and his mother were two of the passengers,

flying down the west coast of the U.S.

And then you would just feel and hear a lot of air going around, freezing cold air.

Barely five minutes into the trip, Josiah watched his phone and teddy bear get sucked out of the plane.

A refrigerator-sized part of the wall had blown off the Alaska Airlines jet.

Already at 16,000 feet, the pilot headed back for an emergency landing. The incident led to 10,000.

The incident led to 171 Boeing jets being grounded for weeks, and it wasn't the first time the 737 max has been kept out of the air.

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