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...and just to make sure that any possible aversion is, er, averted, they have renamed their 737 MAX to "737-8200" (and rely on journalists publishing press rel
by rob74 4y ago
...and just to make sure that any possible aversion is, er, averted, they have renamed their 737 MAX to "737-8200" (and rely on journalists publishing press releases without research to improve its reception: https://www.essexlive.news/news/essex-news/stansted-airport-ryanairs-737-aircrafts-7148066 https://www.essexlive.news/news/essex-news/stansted-airport-...).
- GekkePrutser 4y agoThat was always the model designation though, 737-MAX is just branding. And 8200 is just one of its specific versions. For example the 737-NG was called 737-600 through 737-900 (different versions) They did indeed drop the MAX branding and replaced it with the numeric designation because MAX got a bad name after their screwup. But they didn't invent the new name, it was always there.