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7. Boeing could have avoided this easily, if their software had checked multiple AoA sensors...

Mon Dec 16, 2019, 11:06 AM

Dec 2019

...& alerted pilots to discrepancies before takeoff, like they did on the 747 & other planes, but they chose not to.

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Shutdown likely at Boeing Renton as 737 MAX crisis extends [View all] nitpicker Dec 2019 OP

Can't they switch over gab13by13 Dec 2019 #1

Unfortunately for Boeing, the Brits have that contract rpannier Dec 2019 #3

Can Boeing survive another hit to its competitiveness? MrModerate Dec 2019 #2

Renton ---- where is Renton Always Randy Dec 2019 #4

Suburb of Seattle genxlib Dec 2019 #5

12,000 Employees At A Single Location is a HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE n/t Indykatie Dec 2019 #6

I was an avionics tech in the Marines and after, SCVDem Dec 2019 #9

This is truly scary stuff imo BadGimp Dec 2019 #8