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> This company is dead. Doubt it. For you perhaps, but the short memory of the general public, rebranding, and Boeing rebates (probably some generous amounts
by retSava 7y ago
> This company is dead.
Doubt it.
For you perhaps, but the short memory of the general public, rebranding, and Boeing rebates (probably some generous amounts of heavy wine'n'dine), mean they will definitively show up at an airport near you.
- djsumdog 7y agoThe 737 survived one serious design flaw decades ago (the stuck rudder issue). People will forget about this as well.
- retSava 7y agoWasn't there something with an overheating or leaking fuel tank too?
- addicted 7y agoThe argument is that the issue with Boeing isn’t that they had a flaw with the 737 Max, but that their entire culture has moved away from a safety focused engineering one. If that is indeed the case, it’s unlikely the 737 Max’s flaw is the last one (in fact, we know it isn’t, and that the FAA discovered something else, which is why it was sent back to Boeing).