Alaska Air Boeing 737 Max Door Blow Out In Flight

Considering the previous and now current issue with the Boeing 737 Max. Would you fly on one?

  • Not if my life depended on it

    Votes: 19 21.3%
  • If it is the only choice, then yes

    Votes: 12 13.5%
  • I will rather book another airline that does not fly them if available

    Votes: 35 39.3%
  • I have no issue flying on a Boeing 737 Max

    Votes: 23 25.8%

  • Total voters
    89
This is people with MBAs replacing engineers which is exactly the same story as Motorola, Nvidia and Intel.
and.... and..... and ....... The list of companies in all countries that are in this perilous situation is just getting worse. And China and the East is laughing all the way to the bank. The West is busy wiping itself out slowly but surely.
 
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IMO it's a pretty poor article by the BBC. Their website has just undergone a revamp, and seems to be aimed at popularising (dumbing down) content. The article contains all sorts of stuff, both old and new, opinions and facts, mushed together with little context...

I think they went to the same course as the infamous Daily Investor on MyBB...
 

Inside Boeing’s shocking personnel scandals: Drug dealing, love triangle and murder-suicide - New York Post​

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Boeing whistleblower John Barnett was found dead in his car with a gunshot wound to his head on the same day he was due to testify against the aircraft manufacturer.

The mysterious incident happened as the company’s stock has nosedived, fueled by a series of incidents including a door plug which flew off a 737 MAX 9 operated by Alaska Airlines at 16,000 feet on Jan. 5 and a wheel falling off a 777 jet a few weeks later.

This led the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) to investigate and discover “unacceptable” quality control issues.

While Barnett’s death has raised many eyebrows, it is far from the first incident involving the company’s workers.

Here we take a look back at some of Boeing’s biggest scandals.

 
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