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It depends on who’s flying it. No argument the aircraft design was faulty and Boeing is fully responsible for that, and even worse covering it up. However Lion
by ralph84 6y ago
It depends on who’s flying it. No argument the aircraft design was faulty and Boeing is fully responsible for that, and even worse covering it up. However Lion Air pretty regularly crashes non-MAX 737s and the first officer on Ethiopian was extremely inexperienced and wouldn’t have been let anywhere near the front of a commercial airliner in the US. Your choice of airline will have a much bigger impact on risk than your choice of aircraft.
- DoingIsLearning 6y agoYour 'However' subreptitiously implies that there are mitigating factors that _diminish_ Boeing's murderous lack of duty of care. This is factually incorrect for Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, where 157 people died. Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 was extensively analysed and no pilot fault was found (irrespective of a junior 1st officer). [0] That crew absolutely did their job and died trying to save 157 souls. I appreciate that it was probably not your intention but you should take stock and think about this before (even if subsconsciously) 'However'ing Boeing. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethiopian_Airlines_Flight_302#Expert_analysis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethiopian_Airlines_Flight_302#...