The Real Reason WHY the Boeing 737 MAX Became Such a MESS!

The issues surrounding the Boeing 737 MAX have had a profound impact on the aviation industry. The grounding of the aircraft led to significant financial losses for airlines, disrupted travel plans, and put a spotlight on aircraft safety regulations worldwide. The 737 Max, once a symbol of innovation and ambition, now serves as a stark reminder of how even the most advanced technologies can falter under the weight of their own complexities.

The chaos of the 737 hasn’t happened overnight and has been an evolution of carelessness and arrogance.

[JosephOlson-ldtd]

First generation Boeing 737 had two hundred reports of rudder control issues, ignored by FAA and Boeing until two fatal crashes from Rudder Control Unit failure

[NAP]

Excellent update on the never-ending BOEING SAGA!!

[gottfriedheumesser]

It would be better to retire the bean counters instead of the engineers. The latter ones have experiences the first ones lack.

[iangill]

I live in the UK and many of our flights have been on 737 aircraft, 200, 300, 400, 500 and 800. A favourite of charter airlines in the UK. It is tricky what to do for holiday flights, you just have to trust that things are ok.

[rEdf]

I always thought the 737 was outdated since it was a product of the pure turbojet era of the 1960’s unlike the A320 which was designed in 1980’s when turbofans became dominant up to the present day.

[yoshiakiiidavid]

In my opinion they should scrap or reduce the max program or like u said in the 767 video they should resign the 767 or even the 757 or rebuild a plane from scratch but ik that really costly they need to inspect they planes real well so they want have any issues

[nusqfzs]

The wholeMAX series is big shit. Nobody should buy them

[holdensv]

Well Boeing is dead so live with it they have lost their way too many conflict of interest short cuts just doesn't make any sense to continue with this aircraft company 😮😮😮😮😮😮