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Didn't all of that happen this year? Quick edit: But also the article is talking specifically about deaths, and as far as I recall no one died with the Boeing
by Izkata 3y ago
Didn't all of that happen this year?
Quick edit: But also the article is talking specifically about deaths, and as far as I recall no one died with the Boeing incidents. Granted the door plug one was probably pure luck (no one was sitting next to it).
- smt88 3y agoThe planes have been dangerous for more than a year, though
- tekla 3y agoStill irrelevant for Hacker News hysteria
- switch007 3y ago2023 wasn't completely uneventful for Boeing and the max (from wikipedia): - January 13, China Southern Airlines returned the MAX to service (i.e. still grounded for a small part of 2023) - In April of 2023, it was revealed that US engineers had recommended grounding 737 Max immediately following the Ethiopian Airlines accident. - December 28, the FAA revealed that Boeing had asked airlines to check newer 737 MAX aircraft for a possible loose screw in the rudder control system. The FAA wants to "closely monitor" the targeted inspections and consider additional measures if further loose or missing components are discovered.
- hinkley 3y agoThe first round of groundings seems to have ended in late 2020. The drama all started, as stated in another article: > Two years later, hundreds of Max planes were grounded worldwide after the crashes in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people.