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8. It shouldn't require exceptional flying skills to keep a plane from plunging into the ground...

Tue Apr 16, 2019, 03:41 PM

Apr 2019

...in a normal, uncomplicated flight situation.

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U.S. airlines face too many travelers, too few planes in 737 MAX summer dilemma [View all] Eugene Apr 2019 OP

airlines will make up for it by raising fares. nt msongs Apr 2019 #1

Those planes Sherman A1 Apr 2019 #2

With all the changes in the design Sherman A1 Apr 2019 #4

Pilots from the vast majority of the world's airlines customerserviceguy Apr 2019 #5

I understand that there were many complaints from Sherman A1 Apr 2019 #6

I still believe the problem to be the design Sherman A1 Apr 2019 #11

And if everything always went 100% right customerserviceguy Apr 2019 #10

The Brits have a saying... Girard442 Apr 2019 #12

That's a good saying customerserviceguy Apr 2019 #13