Boeing Finds More Misdrilled Holes on 737 in Latest Setback

Re:Boeing Finds More Misdrilled Holes on 737 in Latest Setback by TylerE on Monday February 05, 2024 @03:18PM (#39266533)

Why isn't it relevant? They obeyed the exact same rules and regulations (FAR Part 121). That's the exact same part of theregs that applies to Delta and United. They weren't a charter or sightseeing operator.

They were, prior to the their closure, the oldest operating airline in the US and something like #3 worldwide, post-dating only KLM and one of the other European flag carriers. (Lufthansa, maybe? I don't have the list handy)

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Re:Boeing Finds More Misdrilled Holes on 737 in Latest Setback by stouset on Monday February 05, 2024 @06:35PM (#39268713)

I'm pretty sure the US majors aren't flying airframes that haven't rolled off a production line in half a century, from manufacturers that shuttered their doors over a decade prior.

I'm also pretty sure that you, nor anyone you know, nor anyone they know has ever flown on Chalk's.

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Re:Boeing Finds More Misdrilled Holes on 737 in Latest Setback by TylerE on Monday February 05, 2024 @07:18PM (#39269092)

Then you're pretty surely wrong. I visited the Bahamas a number of times as a kid.

Your whole approach here feels rather bad faith/no true Scotsman-y. Of course you’ll have no fatal crashes if you say every fatal crash doesn’t count for some reason or another as not a real crash.

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