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Back in 2019, I made a lil microsite covering the 737 MAX groundings. Didn't think I'd have to update it again. https://www.isthe737maxstillgrounded.com/ https:
by cptcobalt 3y ago
Back in 2019, I made a lil microsite covering the 737 MAX groundings. Didn't think I'd have to update it again. https://www.isthe737maxstillgrounded.com/ https://www.isthe737maxstillgrounded.com/
It's chilling that both Alaska knew of pressurization issues in prior flights in this aircraft, and Boeing was already trying to get the FAA to look past known safety issues in the 737 MAX 7 certification. "Safety is our top priority"? Ha, absolutely not.
- mysecretaccount 3y agoFWIW my understanding is that only a subset (not sure how they determine which) of the 737 MAX 9s that are grounded.
- cptcobalt 3y agoYeah, that's fair. The tone of the website is sort of like other single-serving websites like "is California on fire", which displays yes even if a small part of California is on fire. http://iscaliforniaonfire.com/ http://iscaliforniaonfire.com/
- piloto_ciego 3y ago> It's chilling that both Alaska knew of pressurization issues in prior flights in this aircraft, Actually this isn’t a big deal, they’d taken it off of ETOPS trips and were following the mx requirements. Intermittent pressurization aren’t that rare. In a brand new airplane I would expect all sorts of weird faults.
- mm0070 3y agoYou've got a typo in there - it's spelled Ethiopian
- RGBCube 3y agoWarning: Undefined array key "PHPSESSID" in /home/public/www.isthe737maxstillgrounded.com/includes/cmsAnalytics.php on line 27 On the bottom of the page. Might wanna look into that