Boeing 737 Max ordered by Ryanair undergoes name change
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Boeing 737 Max ordered by Ryanair undergoes name change
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Re: Boeing 737 Max ordered by Ryanair undergoes name change
#2So now we have to keep track of a whole constellation of aliases. Great.
Re: Boeing 737 Max ordered by Ryanair undergoes name change
#3> Photos have emerged of a repainted 737 Max in Ryanair colours outside Boeing’s manufacturing hub, with the name 737 Max replaced by 737-8200 on the nose.
Now I'm worried about boarding any 737
Re: Boeing 737 Max ordered by Ryanair undergoes name change
#4that feel when isitmax8.com is already taken
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#5Will this prompt some fliers to avoid 737-anything or Boeing-anything?
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#6Out of all the possible solutions, let's go ahead and choose the one that further destroys people's trust in our abilities to make sound decisions!
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Ridiculous.
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#7Regardless of the name change they are still grounded. Given all the scrutiny, when they finally do fly again they will likely be one of safest planes in the sky.
Re: Boeing 737 Max ordered by Ryanair undergoes name change
#8> Photos have emerged of a repainted 737 Max in Ryanair colours outside Boeing’s manufacturing hub, with the name 737 Max replaced by 737-8200 on the nose. Now I'm worried about boarding any 737
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Re: Boeing 737 Max ordered by Ryanair undergoes name change
#9Regardless of the name change they are still grounded. Given all the scrutiny, when they finally do fly again they will likely be one of safest planes in the sky.
On what basis? They're trying to fix a fundamental aerodynamic design failure with a software patch. The entire physical design if the airplane is flawed, and they arent rebuilding the entire fleet, just pushing another software patch.
Re: Boeing 737 Max ordered by Ryanair undergoes name change
#10Will this prompt some fliers to avoid 737-anything or Boeing-anything?
It prompted this flyer to.