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Marthe48

(20,800 posts) Mon Mar 3, 2025, 11:09 AM Mar 2025

A new airplane designed not to crash

Made entirely from rubber polymers, it will just bounce.
Patented by Boeing, Boeing, Boeing.

Posted by my nephew on fb.

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A new airplane designed not to crash (Original Post) Marthe48 Mar 2025 OP

. BoRaGard Mar 2025 #1

Groooaaaaaaannnnnnnnn!!! (Passing it on) Norrrm Mar 2025 #2

Boeing was once the top aircraft manufacturer. Remember the 707, the 747? Now it's scandal after scandal, crash after... brush Mar 2025 #3

Great to see you passed 59000 posts! Marthe48 Mar 2025 #4

That's what happened to Boeing once the acountants took over after the merger. brush Mar 2025 #6

Good one! LuckyCharms Mar 2025 #5

Crash-proof planes have long existed. They're called Underground Bunkers. Wonder Why Mar 2025 #7

BoRaGard

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Mon Mar 3, 2025, 11:11 AM

Mar 2025

Norrrm

(1,872 posts)

2. Groooaaaaaaannnnnnnnn!!! (Passing it on)

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Mon Mar 3, 2025, 11:31 AM

Mar 2025

brush

(60,208 posts)

3. Boeing was once the top aircraft manufacturer. Remember the 707, the 747? Now it's scandal after scandal, crash after...

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Mon Mar 3, 2025, 11:33 AM

Mar 2025

crash, doors fly off in flight. What a hot mess reputation now.

Marthe48

(20,800 posts)

4. Great to see you passed 59000 posts!

Reply to brush (Reply #3)

Mon Mar 3, 2025, 11:43 AM

Mar 2025

Maybe humans will go back to quality over cash.

brush

(60,208 posts)

6. That's what happened to Boeing once the acountants took over after the merger.

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Mon Mar 3, 2025, 11:47 AM

Mar 2025

LuckyCharms

(20,123 posts)

5. Good one!

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Mon Mar 3, 2025, 11:44 AM

Mar 2025

Wonder Why

(5,843 posts)

7. Crash-proof planes have long existed. They're called Underground Bunkers.

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Mon Mar 3, 2025, 12:34 PM

Mar 2025

They don't go anywhere but your safety is guaranteed.

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