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I for one will never ride on a 737 again, even if they manage to get them back off the ground. For every problem that's come to light there are probably two mor
by _bxg1 7y ago
I for one will never ride on a 737 again, even if they manage to get them back off the ground. For every problem that's come to light there are probably two more than haven't been discovered (or disclosed).
- markus92 7y agoThis bug affects the Boeing 737 NG, the '97 model that everyone and their model still uses. The article is not about the grounded 737 MAX model.
- johannes1234321 7y agoFact is: there are around 10,000 737s around, each if them starts and lands multiple times a day, by far mostly without problems. Risk is similar to you slipping while getting out of bed in the morning or being overrun while crossing a street. (Excluding Max versions, which are grounded)
- ta999999171 7y agoMaybe if I have a heart attack or seizure during those activities... I have 0 past history of slipping. Also, can't avoid walking. I can avoid flying on something I know could be fucked.
- some_random 7y agoAre you saying you have literally never slipped before? I'm quite impressed if so.
- ta999999171 7y agoStraying from point, haha, but only once, in a new set of footwear - jumping over a car.