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Re:Kayak's New Flight Filter Allows You to Exclude Aircraft ... by gaiagraphia on Monday January 22, 2024 @06:21AM (#39088320)
With all the media attention, and various departments breathing down each other's necks and demanding checks, could we assume that the 737 is now the safest aircraft to fly in?

Is there some type of model or theory which dictates that doing something just after a tragedy is the safest possible moment?

Re:Kayak's New Flight Filter Allows You to Exclude Aircraft ... by Saus on Monday January 22, 2024 @06:27AM (#39088360)
This was said on aviation forums after the whole MCAS situation, with the grounding and the checks.

Yet here we are due to a door that just flown out.

Re:Kayak's New Flight Filter Allows You to Exclude Aircraft ... by KptMarchewa on Monday January 22, 2024 @06:56AM (#39088519)
This is valid assumption when talking about particular airlines and their maintenance model, yet not good when talking about bad design.
Re:Kayak's New Flight Filter Allows You to Exclude Aircraft ... by LadyCailin on Monday January 22, 2024 @06:29AM (#39088368)
I mean, I assume the passengers of Ethiopian flight 302 would have an opinion on this.