Boeing 737 MAX problems

[gavrulo]

Boeing got very lucky this week—securing military contracts and seeing the 737 Max recover from a nosedive. If it crashed, given the aircraft's reputation, everyone would have immediately suspected the MCAS.

 

[NMaude]

If it crashed, given the aircraft's reputation, everyone would have immediately suspected the MCAS.

Is the 737MAX still having problems?

 

[flateric]

If it crashed, given the aircraft's reputation, everyone would have immediately suspected the MCAS.

Of course not, because of at least known translated squawk codes and in prospective cabin recordings that would have been taken from black boxes.

 

[TomcatViP]

At the speed reached in that infamous dive and the fact that the aircraft was recovered and landed with its passengers safe despite a lost rudder, the thinking should be the other way around among serious professionals: what a ride!

 

[Scott Kenny]

At the speed reached in that infamous dive and the fact that the aircraft was recovered an landed with its passengers safe despite a lost rudder, that should be the other way around thinking among serious professionals: what a ride!

Built Boeing Tough was a running comment when I was fixing 727s.