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Just heard, from this article, that FAA is still moving towards approval of the MAX. Given the current massive overcapacity in airflight capacity, and the many
by rossdavidh 6y ago
Just heard, from this article, that FAA is still moving towards approval of the MAX. Given the current massive overcapacity in airflight capacity, and the many problems regarding crossing borders, I cannot really see why anyone would be wanting to buy the 737 MAX this year. Maybe even next year? If they cannot even sell all the 787 Dreamliners they've made, I really don't see why they're still trying to get the 737 MAX approved.
- Waterluvian 6y agoThe pessimistic part of me thinks that they just want more fronts in which they can get government bail outs.
- mulmen 6y agoThere are planes already built and sold that are not in the air. Flights are still happening and every MAX that comes online is another older plane that can be retired. Why would the FAA wait to re-certify? Should they wait for a vaccine then scramble? The 737 MAX and the 787 are entirely different airplanes for entirely different purposes.