From: heinerh@gmx.net   
      
   "T."  schrieb:   
      
   >Heiner Hass schrieb:   
   >> es waren wohl 16000 ft, das ist schon grenzwertig.   
   >   
   >in den Meldungen, die ich gelesen habe, stand 3000 m/10T ft.   
      
   Nachtrag (from Aviation Herald):   
      
   An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-9 MAX, registration N704AL performing   
   flight AS-1282 from Portland,OR to Ontario,CA (USA) with 171 passengers   
   and 6 crew, was climbing out of Portland's runway 28L when one of the   
   cabin windows/emergency exits and its holding panel as well as parts of   
   one un-occupied seat (seat row 26) separated from the aircraft, the   
   passenger oxygen masks were released. The crew donned their oxygen   
   masks, stopped the climb at about 16,000 feet, declared emergency   
   reporting depressurization of the aircraft in a very noisy transmission,   
   initiated an emergency descent to 10,000 feet and returned to Portland   
   for a safe landing on runway 28L about 20 minutes after departure. No   
   injuries are being reported. An emergency exit and whole panel at the   
   left hand side of the aircraft was missing.   
      
      
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