Boeing 737: Much More Than Just The Max
The title of this post is the same as that of this article on cnet.
It is a serious history, that explains how Boeing ended up in their current position.
I will still take a lot of persuading to fly in one!
The Sunday Times today has an article which is entitled Boeing Biggest Worry: Who’ll Want To Fly In A 737 Max?
Enough said!
I can see Internet designers putting together easy-to-use web sites to help passengers avoid aircraft they don’t like. There are some now, but they are rather clunky and you need to be fairly tech-savvy.
May 5, 2019 - Posted by AnonW | Computing, Transport/Travel | Boeing 737 MAX, Flying, Internet, Safety
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