'Which Airlines are Not Flying the Boeing 737 MAX?'

[Joinfortmill]

https://www.alternativeairlines.com/airlines-not-flying-boeing-737-max


'...the following US carriers aren't using the Boeing 737 MAX on their flights:'

Allegiant Air*
Delta*
Frontier Airlines
Avelo Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines
JetBlue
Spirit Airlines
Sun Country Airlines
*Allegiant has 50 orders of the Boeing 737 MAX - deliveries were expected to begin in 2023.
*Delta Air Lines has 100 orders of the Boeing 737 MAX - deliveries to begin in 2025.

[EX500rider]

1. As 1,400+ have been produced I see no issue flying on it.

I don't think they have had any hull loses since the 2 -737MAX incidents, the 1st one was 6 years ago and the second one had a lot of pilot error involved, the Co-Pilot on the Ethiopian Airlines 737 only had 361 flight hours with only 207 hours on the 737 and would not have been in the right seat in a 1st world airline.

According to the NTSB report:
Appropriate crew management of the event, per the procedures that existed at the time, would have allowed the crew to recover the airplane even when faced with the uncommanded nose-down inputs.

[Joinfortmill]

2. That's good to know. For now, folks have choices.

[orthoclad]

4. "hull losses"?

Are you being serious or sarcastic?
You're talking about "incidents" that killed hundreds of people.

Or are those lives lost just collateral damage to losing the "hull"?

[EX500rider]

5. It's an industry term sorry if you've never heard it

It is more descriptive then "accident" which might not mean a total loss of the plane

[orthoclad]

6. How about "mass corporate murder",

a highly technical term restricted to empathetic human beings.

[EX500rider]

7. Who was charged with murder?

Ethiopian Airlines for having untrained pilots maybe?

[A HERETIC I AM]

8. Oh please

"mass corporate murder"

What a ridiculous statement. Boeing has a lot of problems right now, but intentionally killing people is not one of them.




And FWIW, "Hull Loss" is a perfectly applicable and appropriate term;


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hull_loss

[jmowreader]

9. "Hull loss" means the airplane was destroyed

Most hull loss accidents involve high loss of life, but that isn’t universal. The famous Miracle on the Hudson was a hull loss with no fatalities.

[Fiendish Thingy]

3. Most of those are bare bones air,ines with their own set of problems

With the exception of Delta and Hawaiian, I wouldn’t fly on any of those airlines.

[B.See]

10. Thought I saw someplace that

passengers can pick what kind of aircraft they want to fly on. Though I'd imagine that'd drastically limit availability.