> It is worth noting that the airframe in question has flown perfectly fine subsequent to the ban. Yeah, but at the same time these indicate a more serious iss

> It is worth noting that the airframe in question has flown perfectly fine subsequent to the ban. Yeah, but at the same time these indicate a more serious issue with the SN Sounds like "AA syndrome", where they dispatch these old planes on tight routes then wonder why the reliability is crap If these were other times I'd be sure the airline and Boeing would come up with a mitigation plan for those things but now I'm not so sure