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I would, and I have recently. It's certainly not my first choice, but in absolute terms, the risk is still very low. And depending on the route (and, as you men
by zippergz 3y ago
I would, and I have recently. It's certainly not my first choice, but in absolute terms, the risk is still very low. And depending on the route (and, as you mentioned, the possibility that the aircraft can change after booking), it can be pretty hard to entirely avoid unless you just don't fly, or take incredibly inconvenient routings.
- j7ake 3y agoHow do you know the risk is low? There isn’t that much data on Boeing 737 Max, and one cannot apply data from other models to this specific 737.
- rootusrootus 3y ago> There isn’t that much data On the other hand, 737MAX planes have flown thousands of times and millions of miles so far.