Boeing still out here not giving a fukk……. FAA temporarily grounds the 737 max
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Get your plane blew out, pilot brehs 
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Sauce Mane
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I would sue and say I’m traumatized now
ALonelyDad
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I will never remove my seatbelt again
TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
I walk around a little edgy already
Coli brehette finally got flewed out but the plane's window blew out
Aluminum isn't very strong. That's all I can think about when I feel the plane bobbing in the air 
Splakavellie504
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Boeing needs to put in the grave for this one. The shyt they pulled with the Max-8 should’ve landed some people in jail and the FAA should’ve gotten way more heat. Lazy dinosaur ass Boeing cutting corners because they can’t keep up with AirBus. I’m sure Boeings stock is doing better than it ever was though! fukk Boeing
Yeah I would have been gone shyt crazy as hell
I doubt that the 737 MAX will be grounded. This may have been an isolated incident. What's weird is this particular plane just got certified in November and is just about two months old.
airlinegeeks.com
Explosive Decompression Reported on Alaska 737 MAX | AirlineGeeks.com
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 was forced to divert on Friday night after one of its windows blew out mid-flight. The aircraft, operating as Alaska 1282, had just departed from Portland, Oregon bound for Ontario, California when the indecent occurred. Passengers onboard the aircraft report...
airlinegeeks.com
I doubt that the 737 MAX will be grounded. This may have been an isolated incident. What's weird is this particular plane just got certified in November and is just about two months old.
Explosive Decompression Reported on Alaska 737 MAX | AirlineGeeks.com
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 was forced to divert on Friday night after one of its windows blew out mid-flight. The aircraft, operating as Alaska 1282, had just departed from Portland, Oregon bound for Ontario, California when the indecent occurred. Passengers onboard the aircraft report...