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The key takeaway here is that the public will decide if they want the 737 Max or not. Boeing may have to shift to promoting Embraer designs (which they now own)
by mimixco 8y ago
The key takeaway here is that the public will decide if they want the 737 Max or not. Boeing may have to shift to promoting Embraer designs (which they now own) while it develops a new small aircraft the public can trust, if such thing is even necessary.
Public confidence in the DC-10 was destroyed after it had a series of related and back-to-back accidents. The plane was relegated to cargo status and Douglas never recovered financially, eventually selling to Boeing.
- dingaling 8y ago> The plane was relegated to cargo status No, it went back into passenger service and received further orders. American Airlines removed the "DC-10" sticker from the nose and carried on. I flew on the last commercial passenger service of a DC-10 in 2014.