> Even if you are an aeronautical engineer, you won't convince me that you can assess these risks, because teams of aeronautical > engineers designed this plane

> Even if you are an aeronautical engineer, you won't convince me that you can assess these risks, because teams of aeronautical > engineers designed this plane and did it overall very safely like they did the planes that came before it, and I'd have no > reason to believe your claims. That feels really really naive and an unfair judgement to make. I don't need to be an aeronautical engineer to know about other market force at play, and a repeated lack of ownership of the issue by Boeing: incentive for Boeing to not go out of business, airlines to get a return on the airlines they bought, etc. They reek of dishonesty on this matter. As a traveler I would absolutely bucket that airplane model into the "Something is fundamentally wrong" and distrust.