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Wikipedia says 393 have been produced, so more like 0.25%.
2 out of 393 is roughly 0.5%
FAA Finds New Risk on 737 Max, Orders Boeing to Make Changes
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I can assure you you can use the same jetway on a 737 that you can use on an A380.
You sure? The A380 is so much larger (especially in width) that it can't fit into the narrower gate spacing typically seen for smaller planes. Sure, maybe one in isolation could service an A380, but ten in a row in typical airport spacing can't service ten A380s. Separately, there's the issue that the A380 is so large that you need multiple jetways (at least one for each level) to efficiently load and unload everyone…
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> But there are also many examples of aircraft with terrible early safety records that never recovered from their bad start. From Boeing? They have a history of sorting their shit out. Maybe this time is different, but I doubt it.
It's a shame so many people have to die for them to "sort their shit out". Maybe they shouldn't make idiotic design decisions and lie to regulators in the first place?
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I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic or not. If not you have a lot of faith in people's willingness to sacrifice themselves to save others.
I guess you haven't been paying attention, because there have been hijacking attempts since 9/11, and they did not go very well for the hijackers.