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That remains to be seen. However it still doesn't inspire a lot of trust. Wondering what would the fallout be if another MAX crashed because of another ugly hac

• xiphias2 6y ago
  It seems to me like Boeing management doesn’t care, they just want their stock bonuses as soon as possible to finance their lifestyle.
  • Raptor22 6y ago
    I feel like if the average person knew just how right you are, not just about Boeing but about almost every major company, there would be unending riots across the U.S. Management pretty much across the board only care and understand one thing: money. You want safer planes? Take every Boeing manager's bonus and stock away for a few years. That'll get their attention.
• inetsee 6y ago
  I would image that if another Boeing 737 Max crashes, especially if it crashed in the United States, that it would be the end of Boeing as an airliner manufacturer. I could see all the 737 Maxes ending up in an aircraft boneyard, and airlines looking at alternatives for other classes of aircraft too.
  • interestica 6y ago
    I think Boeing is just in the too-big-to-let-fail group-- especially if we enter a post-pandemic world on a rebound. The US wouldn't let such a key company fall -- especially as China pushes their competing airplanes. A US-crash, I think, would push greater scrutiny and overhaul of the FAA. Boeing could shift some of the blame to them. And they could actually benefit in the long run (as terrible as that is.)