Alaska Air Group Inc. on Wednesday said that it would cancel all flights using Boeing Co.’s 737 Max 9 jets through Saturday while it conducts inspections on the aircraft, after a panel tore off of one such plane used by Alaska Airlines during a flight last week. The company said the decision would affect 110-150 flights per day. It said it “continues to wait for documentation from Boeing and the FAA to begin inspection of our 737-9 Max fleet.” “We regret the significant disruption that has been caused ...