> the underlying concern seems to be that this is still not a safe plane The takeaway here is that the FAA is dysfunctional, so any plane certified by them in

> the underlying concern seems to be that this is still not a safe plane The takeaway here is that the FAA is dysfunctional, so any plane certified by them in recent years is potentially unsafe. The FAA has to demonstrate how they fixed their process, then re-certify every plane tested under the old, broken, process. One plane model being obviously defective is just a symptom.