Boeing 737 Max planes return to the air after deadly crashes | WNT

Boeing says it was a faulty sensor that caused the aircrafts’ software to trigger two crashes. The company says it has since updated the aircraft’s flight control system and added two sensors.

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[philelmo]

Those dead pilots also thought it was safe

[luisgonzalez]

Forget that I’m flying airbus for the rest of my life

[davidellis]

Really uncomfortable plane, no leg room.

[starcrib]

Give it 6 months before another catastrophic crash. 🚫🔥🛩

[matheusmagno]

People can say whatever they want. I don't care if I have to pay twice as much for an A320neo ticket. I will NEVER fly in a MAX plane.

[phospheingt]

The one that say two deadly crashes they are scared to ride it
Well every plane in the world crash more than 100 time, so you guys are scared because of just two crash, what a stupid mindset

[amrecianvenomballpool]

It looked like that woman said your gonna kill us as the my was cutting the feed off

[Nelflez]

Funny how the issue with the 737 Max was a physical sensor issue and all they're doing is updating software, safe travels :)

[mikaelav]

I dont care i NEVER WANT TO FLY ONE OF THESE

[et]

Why is Trumpty on the thumbnail?
Cause He's a metaphor for the 737 Max.

[aidan]

I love aviation. I’ll be willing to get on board a 737 MAX but only if they can succeed at least a year or 6 months of flights without MCAS related incidents.

[dskhan]

Specially American Airlines is very very bed reputation.

[jtlovescodelyoko]

This is your last chance Boeing, one more mcas related crash with 737 MAX and I'm done respecting you guys's asses, William j Boeing is rolling in this grave on how this entire situation was treated, one year with no 737 Max crash, Boeing.

[fighterace]

Everyone saying they're not flying it has not done any research whatsoever. The pilots of the 2 that crashed only had 300 flight hours To get hired at a U.S Airline you need 1, 200+
The Max incidents were poor pilot judgement and lack of experience from low costs carriers in foreign countries

[northtexas.spotteralonsofr]

Pretty excited to fly on it hope I can will pray before I leave will be flyin a B737-700 from DAL-RNO next year and I love the B737 series I like how airlines give you the option and Opportunity to either fly on the max or not personally I would fly the max just because I trust the new updates in the MCAS software and The Boeing 737 series specially the -800 from Southwest is my 2nd favorite aircraft along with the max I’m pretty impressed what they have done and I hope this aircraft will succeed and not to be scrapped I love the Boeing 737-800 and the max

[desmeisme]

“It can only send the nose down once”
That’s not fucking reassuring

[JGAB]

should have changed the name not just update firmware.

[olddoug]

they say "faulty sensor." TRUTH: the engines have a significantly larger diameter, so they changed the mounting to be higher, ie, closer to the wing, in order to provide adequate ground clearance. This necessarily causes instability. THAT IS THE PROBLEM. CAN'T BE FIXED. SENSORS AND COMPUTERS ARE A LOUSY SUBSTITUTE FOR PROPER DESIGN.

[PopExpo]

The scary thing is all it took was a 1 to be a 0 for a plane to fall out of the sky.

[colehunter]

I dyslexically read the sentence backwards and thought another crash happened