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Obviously you'd choose the safer plane if it's equally convenient. But if the absolute risk is low and there's no other plane at the same time, or the alternati
by zucker42 6y ago
Obviously you'd choose the safer plane if it's equally convenient. But if the absolute risk is low and there's no other plane at the same time, or the alternatives cost 2x as much, it's reasonable to be willing to fly on a more dangerous plane.
- YetAnotherNick 6y agoBut the alternatives are of similar price range.
- jonny_eh 6y agoDepends on the route
- WalterBright 6y ago> safer airplane Every airplane is slightly different in its risks. Sort of like every car is also slightly different. The MAX has been so thoroughly gone over, it's likely the safest airliner in the sky.
- esperent 6y ago> The MAX has been so thoroughly gone over, it's likely the safest airliner in the sky. That's quite a jump of logic.