Boeing 737 800 MAX

[ACE]

So first you, with no evidence at all, says that EASA has an anti-Boeing agenda and then you says "that people are running rampant with speculation"...

ok.

I’ve already dissmissed him as either a “company man” who works for these airlines or just plain irrational. Will update soon.

[DmonSlyr]

 https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-12/australia-singapore-ground-boeing-737-max-8s-doubts-about-safety-grow

Software issues.

What also concerned me was the type of people onboard.

Recent plane crashes in Kenya not related to Boeing have been concerning. Won't go into detail here.

[Vraciu]

Get this logical thinking out of this thread right this instant.

Logic?

It's conjecture littered with just enough half-truths to fool the gullible, nothing more.

[ACE]

Logic?

It's conjecture littered with just enough half-truths to fool the gullible, nothing more.

Wait a minute. You have in your location for the forum that you won a single KOTH event. You’ve got to be toejamting me right? You really put that in that?

[Zimme83]

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-12/australia-singapore-ground-boeing-737-max-8s-doubts-about-safety-grow

Software issues.

What also concerned me was the type of people onboard.

Recent plane crashes in Kenya not related to Boeing have been concerning. Won't go into detail here.

Ive missed you and your theories.

[Vraciu]

Wait a minute. You have in your location for the forum that you won a single KOTH event. You’ve got to be toejamting me right? You really put that in that?

#Triggered

 

[ACE]

#Triggered

 

Nah lol.  Keep thinking it though. I’ll continue to see straight through your awful opinions on this matter though

[Vraciu]

Nah lol.  Keep thinking it though. I’ll continue to see straight through your awful opinions on this matter though

Oh dear.  I'm so hurt.  Not. 

You've got a lot to learn about opinions, sport.

[Shuffler]

Ground it. Fix it. Screw political BS fix the problem so everyone can go home to their love ones.

What problem?

[Zimme83]

As said: The similarities between the accidents are big enough to justify a precautionary grounding. It doesnt mean that people blame Boeing or assuming its their fault. Or even the same fault as the first accident.  It just mean that you want to be 100% sure that there isnt some flaw with the systems that causes it to become uncontrollable.

[Vraciu]

What problem?

It's a lost cause bro.   We should just put all Max jets in the smelter.   They're obviously defective.

[Vraciu]

As said: The similarities between the accidents are big enough to justify a precautionary grounding. It doesnt mean that people blame Boeing or assuming its their fault. Or even the same fault as the first accident.  It just mean that you want to be 100% sure that there isnt some flaw with the systems that causes it to become uncontrollable.

The only similarities at this point are that they crashed in the hands of non-US operators.   That's not much to go on from the Peanut Gallery. 

[Zimme83]

And that is relevant because? Most airlines are non-US...

[ACE]

As said: The similarities between the accidents are big enough to justify a precautionary grounding. It doesnt mean that people blame Boeing or assuming its their fault. Or even the same fault as the first accident.  It just mean that you want to be 100% sure that there isnt some flaw with the systems that causes it to become uncontrollable.

This 100%. It baffles me you guys in here just want a potentially dangerous aircraft flying around. I don’t care about anything but the lives of people. Ground the jet. Fix it move on no more lives lost.

[Vraciu]

And that is relevant because? Most airlines are non-US...

And yet their combined hours are a fraction of US operators. 

Derp. 

"Most" doesn't mean a thing.