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still_one

(92,382 posts) Wed Oct 23, 2019, 09:33 AM Oct 2019

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If the 737 MAX is finally released, will you fly on it? [View all] still_one Oct 2019 OP

After about 6 months if possible uponit7771 Oct 2019 #1

That is what I was thinking genxlib Oct 2019 #7

You can survive a car crash. OliverQ Oct 2019 #9

One USA death in the last 10 years! Nt USALiberal Oct 2019 #18

I heard a guy on TV say that once! Initech Oct 2019 #21

The Boeing board of directors should be on the inaugural flight dalton99a Oct 2019 #3

+1 2naSalit Oct 2019 #4

they probably will be maxsolomon Oct 2019 #22

I flew on a new 737 MAX on its second commercial flight leg. Freethinker65 Oct 2019 #5

More likely I'll be flying with the wings of angels. eom Backseat Driver Oct 2019 #6

Are the wings of angels FAA certified? jberryhill Oct 2019 #8

We should try to fly much less often Ron Green Oct 2019 #10

Why? USALiberal Oct 2019 #19

It's terrible for the planet maxsolomon Oct 2019 #23

So is internet usage, and Air conditioning, and hot water, and..... USALiberal Oct 2019 #26

"Just 12 percent of Americans take two-thirds of all flights" maxsolomon Oct 2019 #27

+1 redqueen Oct 2019 #20

After enough people put in enough flight time Vogon_Glory Oct 2019 #11

Uh huh Renew Deal Oct 2019 #14

Yup, those intrepid travelers and Vogon_Glory Oct 2019 #16

I don't track models of planes before flying Renew Deal Oct 2019 #12

Sure, why wouldn't I? Blue_Tires Oct 2019 #13

"the FAA and Boeing", yortsed snacilbuper Oct 2019 #15

And it's in their mutual interest to get this one right, is it not? Blue_Tires Oct 2019 #17

Long, but a deep dive into the causes: maxsolomon Oct 2019 #24

If this poll is correct, it means most planes will be half empty. tinrobot Oct 2019 #25