[Alvin Diogenes]

CNN says that they’ve found it, in someone’s back yard.

[oldplayer]

The FBI’s still busy. They’re trying to find the person who left Hunter’s cocaine in the West Wing of Joe Biden’s house.

[MinorityRepublican]

In Portland? It's probably in some hippies basement right now.

[married21]

The finder will win a door prize.

[Laslo Fripp]

PING

They found the door.

[Drago]

“Bob” found it in his backyard:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/portland-teacher-bob-finds-fallen-alaska-airlines-plane-part-in-backyard/ar-AA1mBVz8

Over wing emergency “door” plug:

https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cba08a52727be3198349bf7/1558524711120-B9P11YXF5IRDHMNBTZIN/IMG_5681.JPG

[frank ballenger]

Reply should be: As the chief attorney in this case my client’s injuries will be addressed in court and the government can view the door at that time.

[AlaskaErik]

Bob found it in his back yard. He should have put it on eBay.

[jmacusa]

If I see I’ll be sure to let them know.

[chopperk]

It probably fell to the earths surface.

[rdcbn1]

From the pics I have seen so far, the door frame and attach points seem to be intact so it look like the failure was in the door plug structure, not the airframe.

Can see why they are so anxious to find the door. Something went very wrong here and it's a brand new plane

The reason no one was killed had a lot to do with the fact that the door plug blew off at only 14,000 ft.

That's really low altitude for such a failure. Missing, defective or improperly tightened fasteners are my guess.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

If it were still out there...um, no.

[bert]

So, being just west of Portland is not in America and out of the NTSB jurisdiction

[Afterguard]

Ya know, they were lucky that the door didn’t impact the horizontal or vertical stabilizer(s) on the way out or they’d still be looking for scraps of airplane and passenger body parts.

[doug from upland]