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No.151468
i will never forgive southwest for strongarming boeing into continuing the 737 family instead of the 757 family or just building a new narrowbody plane all together all becuase they couldnt be assed to stop using a plane from the 60s, basically causing the whole max scandal to happen.
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No.151470
I remember when before covid they started lowering training standards for pilots... now all the planes are crashing. and theyre blaming everything but that :sweat:
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No.151475
>>151470
american commercial aviation is still pretty safe compared to the rest of the world. the last american narrowbody lost in a fatal crash was american eagle flight 5342 from earlier this year. last fatal widebody hull loss was prime air flight 3591 from 2019
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No.151482
>>151475
didnt they just come out with a report that pilots made leik 1000 complaints about near collisions ?
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No.151516
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>>151482
thats because us carriers insist on sending 2 bajillion e195s/737s/a320s instead of like 2-3 larger widebodies on busy routes causing atc to be clogged up. case in point these are the planes servicing the busiest flight route in the country.
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No.151522
what, are the autists not interested in trains anymore? are airplanes the new vogue?
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