Audio recording reveals Boeing resisted angry calls from pilots for 737 Max fix in November

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I’m thinking about buying John Madden’s old Motor Home.

#3

I wud fucking walk b4 I get on that plane

#4

I’ve seen them test flight a couple times
No more have crashed.

:man_shrugging:

#5

Glad Boeing would think to send their top Lobbyist to a meeting about technical issues

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#6

So the test flights crashed before?

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No more airplanes have crashed since the two in the news.

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I understand they’re grounded. That often prevents crashes.

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#9

I can only imagine the screaming death’s from above, had these mindless killing machines been allowed to roam free.

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Do not fret - The FAA subsidiary of Boeing is working on it

#11

Grounded minus the test flights, which none have crashed. :roll_eyes:

#12

The simulator test flights?

At least the suits at the FAA are getting a lot of free high class pussy or 12 year old boys (their choice)

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I’d like to send a couple of Boeing lobbyists up in one and let them do the test flying.

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I posted an article awhile ago, of a test flight that Denny himself went up on.

If my CEO will go up on a test flight, I have the confidence it’s fine.

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Was he in the left seat, or the right?

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In the seat in his office - fact

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I bet the original test flights didn’t crash either, and yet still there’s this problem…

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#18

You think the problem still exists? :face_with_monocle:

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The plane is a fucking disaster - face reality

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I’m saying the lack of crashes is OBVIOUSLY not a marker of its safety, given it history.

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