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

Fri Mar 15, 2024, 04:17 PM

Mar 2024

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

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'Which Airlines are Not Flying the Boeing 737 MAX?' [View all] Joinfortmill Mar 2024 OP

As 1,400+ have been produced I see no issue flying on it. EX500rider Mar 2024 #1

That's good to know. For now, folks have choices. Joinfortmill Mar 2024 #2

"hull losses"? orthoclad Mar 2024 #4

It's an industry term sorry if you've never heard it EX500rider Mar 2024 #5

How about "mass corporate murder", orthoclad Mar 2024 #6

Who was charged with murder? EX500rider Mar 2024 #7

Oh please A HERETIC I AM Mar 2024 #8

"Hull loss" means the airplane was destroyed jmowreader Mar 2024 #9

Most of those are bare bones air,ines with their own set of problems Fiendish Thingy Mar 2024 #3

Thought I saw someplace that B.See Mar 2024 #10