Why 737 Max in particular?
They've been having major manufacturing and software quality issues. Have almost killed people several times at this point.
In fact, theyve already killed a few hundred people.
Is my plane a 737 MAX?
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#12Why 737 Max in particular?
Reasonable place to start: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_MAX_groundings
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#13Can’t you just look at the equipment when making the reservation or the equipment on the “ticket”?
The airline can change the plane after reservation.
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#14This doesn't seem correct. I checked a few flights I have coming up and it identified a United flight as not being a MAX, when United itself tells me it is. And it identifies a Southwest flight as being a MAX when it isn't.
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#17Need to integrate this into a browser extension for when you purchase flights!
This isn't foolproof, airlines swap out planes to meet schedules and/or capacity fairly often.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
They've been having major manufacturing and software quality issues. Have almost killed people several times at this point.
In fact, theyve already killed a few hundred people.
You're right. I couldn't remember so I didn't want to say it without being sure.
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#20Surely the author should now buy ismyplanea737max9.com, no?
The FAA has grounded all of them, but there is an inspection plan in place so they might be flying again soon. https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/updates-grounding-boeing-737-ma...