A Brief Look Into Alaska Flight 261 There I was flying along at 13,000 feet with no feeling of alarm. “Goldfish,” my dad said. My family and I sat there in first class on an Alaska Airlines DC-10 on our way to Disney Land. The cards kept us happy along with the constant Sprite refills we received. As a little kid, that is all I could possibly want, a good game of goldfish with my dad and …showed first 75 words of 1902 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1902 total…there are teams of investigators solving the problems, and making new regulations so the same incident won’t happen again. That is why passengers feel confident in airline safety. It is rare that airlines will make the same mistake twice. As a result of the Alaska crash I am sure Alaska airlines will be even safer, and all stabilizer components will be inspected and replaced more frequently as you can already see on the news.