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This is a mischaracterization so I'm glad our media isn't parroting your comment

• NoPedantsThanks 3y ago
  Except you couldn't say HOW it's a mischaracterization.
  • google234123 3y ago
    It's not another problem with these planes, they are requesting the same exception from some more modern regulations for the -700 series that the FAA gave to the other two series in production now. The 737 max is not a design from scratch... so it makes sense it doesn't comply with some new regulation. The pilot union for southwest has already said they'd prefer if Boeing didn't have to redesign the cockpit for some of the variants. (problaby will lead to more confusion for pilots swtiching between max types Also the media has covered it a ton! Google it!!
    • NoPedantsThanks 3y ago
      You're simply confirming what I said, including the fact that the previous iterations suffer from the same defect and should be pulled from service. And nobody is demanding that Boeing redesign the cockpit. This entire fiasco was to cover up an "upward-pitching tendency" under power, which ANY competent pilot could easily account for.