With gas prices already on the rise, a major Midwest refinery is going to be shut down for the next few weeks.

An unruly passenger had a lot to say and not much of it was nice until one of his fellow passengers had heard enough.

"Airlines can and will secure their own planes if a federal agency doesn’t do it for them. They’ll do it better than TSA," he had said.

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The latest headache for Boeing comes less than a week after one of the company’s jets lost a tire in midair over San Francisco.

A major whistleblower who criticized Boeing for years has been found dead in the midst of a lawsuit against the company.

Passengers on a Boeing jet were bounced around, with about 50 injured, after an unexplained "technical event" took place in mid air.

The plane landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport around 4:30 p.m. and none of the 110 people on board were injured.

The United Airlines jet, bound for Osaka, Japan, lost a portion of its landing gear tire during takeoff Thursday morning.

According to a report, the plane was a Boeing 737-900 model, which is similar to the company’s recently grounded Max model.