Boeing Reaches Endgame, Culmination Of Decade Of Problems With 'Nightmareliner' [View article]
Agree. Anyone, who knows anything about aircraft, recognizes that the intro of a new family (especially one with so many new innovations) will take a little while to work out the bugs. Once these bugs are resolved, this will be a great success story. The flying public will love this airplane vs what they have to fly on now. It will exceed the 777, which is a great airplane.
Thursday Thrust: None From Boeing, That's For Sure! [View article]
Just one small item for clarification on the above article: the referenced crashes for the DC-airplanes all occurred prior to the merger between Boeing and McDonnell-Douglas (merger was approved for go-ahead by the FTC in 1997). So, Boeing had no responsibility/associa... with the causes for any of these accidents. Introductions of new airplanes are almost always fraught with some mishaps, most of them minor in nature and relatively easy to correct. That does not mean to imply Boeing treats any incident as minor. Flight safety is the highest priority for Boeing and they will take whatever action(s) is required to ensure the flying public is safe.
Boeing Reaches Endgame, Culmination Of Decade Of Problems With 'Nightmareliner' [View article]
Boeing Reaches Endgame, Culmination Of Decade Of Problems With 'Nightmareliner' [View article]
Boeing Reaches Endgame, Culmination Of Decade Of Problems With 'Nightmareliner' [View article]
Thursday Thrust: None From Boeing, That's For Sure! [View article]