Capitalism breeds innovation. [737 max catastrophic failure, manufactured Nov 2023]

No, it's ok, they've lobbied congress to say this is nice and legal to fly, so there's no problem anymore!

How on Earth did everyone survive. This may be a delayed Christmas miracle.

Edit: Looks like they 'only' hit 4.8km before blow out. They are really, really lucky that Boeing engineering is so shitty that stuff already fails at such low altitudes

Innovation in how to provide the least possible service for the most possible money

lol, Amelia Bedelia designs an Emergency Exit

I haven't flown much, but I've stayed fucking far away from that Boeing shit after the first crash. I just want HSR

Hope that guy was wearing a seatbelt

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This is always my biggest fear when I have to go into a plane

Isn’t this the plane that required airlines to buy DLC to unlock safety features resulting in hundreds of deaths?

Just saw this article on HN yesterday too lmao

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38882358

Emergency exits are at the front and rear of the plane, and everywhere in between

lol remember when congress exempted Boeing from the new safety regulations designed to fix the MAX because it would cut into shareholder profits?

https://lynnwoodtimes.com/2022/12/23/boeing-max-221223/

I think the problem here is European pilots. They lack the inherent spatial know-how to understand what should and shouldn't be done. Following instructions isn't really their strong suit, as a race

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