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Even next year when the 737 max will no longer be grounded, I will pay special attention not to fly on them. I'm also increasingly worried about flying on 787s.
by nicolas_t 7y ago
Even next year when the 737 max will no longer be grounded, I will pay special attention not to fly on them. I'm also increasingly worried about flying on 787s...
I wonder what percentage of customers will do the same and how that will impact airline's bottom line.
- hu3 7y agoI'm doing the same and instructed my parents to do as well. I don't care if I sound lunatic or alarmist. If Boeing was astute enough to take this kind of shortcut to rush the 737 MAX, who knows what other shortcuts linger in that project, hidden.
- Dirlewanger 7y agoHow does one even figure that out though? Almost every flight one books, the aircraft model isn't listed.
- nicolas_t 7y agoYou can enter the flight number and date in seatguru to get the aircraft model. It's not 100% accurate but helps. The other way is to check flightaware for that flight number. This doesn't protect you from an aircraft change and I don't know how I would deal with it if it happened.