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9. Perhaps the FAA should start a detailed investigation of other airliners.

Wed Jun 24, 2020, 02:51 PM

Jun 2020

I imagine there is much to be found. I'm wondering if some of the stuff found on the 737-MAX applies to other 737 models.

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FAA finalizes inspection directive on Boeing 737 MAX planes [View all] turbinetree Jun 2020 OP

This sounds unrelated to the cause of the crashes? maxsolomon Jun 2020 #1

737 MAX will be the safest plane in the air when it returns to service Johnny2X2X Jun 2020 #2

My thoughts exactly. Steelrolled Jun 2020 #8

Not so great Dogboyzdad Jun 2020 #12

Nope DENVERPOPS Jun 2020 #5

You nailed it. burrowowl Jun 2020 #6

It was not a software issue Johnny2X2X Jun 2020 #10

The entire reason for the Software design DENVERPOPS Jun 2020 #11

Yeah, there have been quite a few air accidents resulting Steelrolled Jun 2020 #13

Yeah Air France Flt #447 was a sad story... EX500rider Jun 2020 #14

What I always find remarkable about that flight Steelrolled Jun 2020 #15

Take your time Boeing. rickford66 Jun 2020 #7