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Alaska Airlines 1282

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left mid exit door (MED) plug and rapid depressurization when climbing through about 14,830 ft after takeoff from Portland International Airport (PDX), Portland, Oregon. One flight attendant and 7 passengers received minor injuries; the captain, the first officer, 3 fli
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Alaska Airlines 1282

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waypoint.4 FDR data showed that, at 1712:33, the airplane was climbing through about 14,830 ft when the cabin pressure dropped, and the cabin altitude warning activated, followed 1 second later by the master caution alert.5 According to the captain, he
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Alaska Airlines 1282

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Crew Responses to Emergency 2.2.1.1 Flight Crew The airplane was climbing through about 14,830 ft when the cabin pressure dropped, and the cabin altitude warning activated, followed by the master caution alert. The captain and the first officer immediately retrieved
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