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> I think this is a major shot across the bow of Boeing management. > To me, the fact that there really aren't timely alternatives doesn't take away from the g
by baby_souffle 3y ago
> I think this is a major shot across the bow of Boeing management.
> To me, the fact that there really aren't timely alternatives doesn't take away from the gravity of a major airline CEO saying this.
What's to worry about? United has no real alternatives. A shot across the bow implies that the next shot will be with intent to kill but united is stuck with boeing for at least a decade....
- consumer451 3y agoI don't mean that the next shot would kill Boeing orders, I mean it would kill (dethrone) Boeing management.
- icegreentea2 3y agoWhat? United does have some alternatives. I thought the article was quite clear that United was considering/planning on cancelling their MAX 10 orders. Sure, United might still be flying a bunch of Boeings, and maybe some other orders might still go through, but there are alternatives for United.