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Catfish · 06-02-19, 06:24 AM

Edited: too off topic i think.

FAA and Boeing's relationship. "America First nationalism, indulgent free market economics, Republican libertarianism and a political system in hock to corporate lobbying has just contributed to killing 356 innocent people." (The Guardian)
Will there be any accusation or indiction? So the the Boeing CEO says he "takes responsibility". Which means.. nothing.

Like Aktung I would prefer other planes than the 737 max right now.. and what will Boeing do? I mean the basic design is flawed, and while you can add gadgets and electronical helpers here and there it all boils down to if this plane is aerodynamically safe and able to control and fly if electronics fail.

06-02-19, 06:24 AM	#78
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 16,897 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	Edited: too off topic i think. FAA and Boeing's relationship. "America First nationalism, indulgent free market economics, Republican libertarianism and a political system in hock to corporate lobbying has just contributed to killing 356 innocent people." (The Guardian) Will there be any accusation or indiction? So the the Boeing CEO says he "takes responsibility". Which means.. nothing. Like Aktung I would prefer other planes than the 737 max right now.. and what will Boeing do? I mean the basic design is flawed, and while you can add gadgets and electronical helpers here and there it all boils down to if this plane is aerodynamically safe and able to control and fly if electronics fail. __________________ >^..^<)))>{ All generalizations are wrong. Last edited by Catfish; 06-02-19 at 06:55 AM.*