NTSB: Alaska Airlines emergency an 'accident'
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating after an Alaska Airlines plane blew out a portion of its fuselage while in the air late Friday, forcing an emergency landing in Oregon. It was ruled an accident by the NTSB.
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