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12. Oh, I suspect it will survive though it will be years before the tarnish wears off.

Sat Mar 23, 2019, 01:16 PM

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The Boeing 737 Max crisis goes way beyond software [View all] Eugene Mar 2019 OP

May Boeing's life Sherman A1 Mar 2019 #1

Very important malaise Mar 2019 #2

There are other examples of optional software MontanaMama Mar 2019 #3

I would like to think so. MontanaMama Mar 2019 #15

Is pilot training is a crap shoot when out of the US? CloudWatcher Mar 2019 #16

Agree. eom. MontanaMama Mar 2019 #18

Strangely enough... jmowreader Mar 2019 #22

Wouldn't have mattered Sgent Mar 2019 #23

They may not own sims but they can buy time somewhere rickford66 Mar 2019 #26

This was willfully missed Johnny2X2X Mar 2019 #4

More powerful engines Johnny2X2X Mar 2019 #17

It sure. Johnny2X2X Mar 2019 #24

They tried Sgent Mar 2019 #25

Boeing 737 is the new Pinto. keithbvadu2 Mar 2019 #6

More like the new Ford Focus. cstanleytech Mar 2019 #13

Valid point - 737 MAX keithbvadu2 Mar 2019 #28

Furthermore. Johnny2X2X Mar 2019 #7

Boeing failed because they did not want the pilots to know about MCAS LiberalArkie Mar 2019 #8

Instead of "job killing regulations" we have no life saving protections. TheOther95Percent Mar 2019 #9

It is utter negligence BlueFlorida Mar 2019 #10

FMS Johnny2X2X Mar 2019 #19

Not only did Boeing fail... Mr. Sparkle Mar 2019 #21