Yeah, I'm not even scared of flying but I'd raise a stink if they tried to push me into a 737 Max, mainly based on principle. Given how FAA tried to initially d

Yeah, I'm not even scared of flying but I'd raise a stink if they tried to push me into a 737 Max, mainly based on principle. Given how FAA tried to initially defend the status quo and kept the planes flying to not shake the boat, trust is gone. Boeing would have to convince the regular public that the problem with the plane is solved - which might be an impossible task because public do not understand what really went wrong and how it would be fixed. So someone else can sway them the other way around just as easily. People would still choose the "safer" option.