Another Boeing 737 has to make emergency landing after engine died ..spooky

[Regular Developer]

Be an engineering company that doesn't put engineering first, brehs

 

[adexkola]

I don’t know how these things work and you’re right, the public doesn’t care about nuance…. HOWEVER…. Are Air Bus having these issues at the same clip? Or are there just way more Boeings in the sky than Air Buses?

Nope, they have about the same market share. And you are right, less issues with the Airbus at the moment

Airbus seems to be a better run company than Boeing at the moment though, not sacrificing engineering common sense for short term shareholder value

Also, the EU don't play

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Doesn’t matter….. are they still responsible for the proper maintenance?

No, airlines are

 

[Standing on business]

Boeing deserves all the hate they get, but it seems like airline maintenance has been slacking lately

 

[Paper Boi]

staying my ass on the ground

hopefully a plane doesn’t fall out the sky and land on me

 

[Gloxina]

real nikkas afraid of a little plane crash?

TheColi

 

[Gloxina]

Everyone was trying to use black pilots as a cover for this Boeing shyt

Absolutely evil

 

[Professor Emeritus]

No way this is coincidental

Why? There's something like 1000 of these planes in service, many of which have been in service for decades and are poorly maintained due to airline cost-cutting, and 3 of them have had minor issues in the last month, none of which resulted in a crash.

Do you think there was some deliberate ploy to cause an engine problem in one plane and a panel problem in two other planes in order to accomplish....what?

 

[KnowledgeOfSelf17]

Short Boeing

 

[Ironman]

This world is fukking stupid

 

[Cryptocurrency Scarface]

No. Airlines in collaboration with engine manufacturers are responsible for engine maintenance. If it's an engine issue, Boeing is not at fault

Not that the public cares about that nuance though



Do you use cars for transportation?



No it isn't. Well, it probably is to the ignorant public, but otherwise it isn't



You're joking right? You know how many planes took off and landed safely, today? You know how many casualties occurred from plane travel today in the US? Zero

If you have a plane ticket, go ahead and fly. Your chances of survival are extremely excellent, despite recent news.

Airbus planes are safe and Boeing isn’t

 

[Chrishaune]

I don’t know how these things work and you’re right, the public doesn’t care about nuance…. HOWEVER…. Are Air Bus having these issues at the same clip? Or are there just way more Boeings in the sky than Air Buses?

They can't buy Airbus planes fast enough. Airbus makes more planes than Boeing. Multiple plants in Europe, along with China, and one in Mobile in the U.S.

 

[Marc Spector]

lack of regulation and soulless CEOs only wanting "line go up" . Airline industry is YEARS away from recovering from COVID and the suits know that but theyd rather be reactive in expansion vs. spending money preemptively to hire and expand the service, maintenance, and operations departments.

 

[Silver Surfer]

Clearly some corners are being cut...where are the feds?

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

We out here flying in Legos