Boeing: Europe joins wave of countries grounding the 737 Max

Boeing fires top boss Muilenburg over failure to deal with 737 MAX crisis

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https://www.rt.com/business/476679-boeing-fires-ceo-dennis-muilenburg/
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There ya go, maggot- you're fond of unusual and challenging positions.


Haw, haw.............................haw.
 
'No survivors' after Ukrainian airliner crashes near Tehran
State TV reports that all passengers of the Boeing 737 plane heading to the Ukrainian capital Kiev were killed.

A Ukrainian airliner with 180 passengers and crew on board has crashed near Tehran's Imam Khomeini airport in Iran early on Wednesday.

Iran's state television said all those on board the airliner were killed.

According to the Iranian media, the Boeing 737-800 jet crashed near Parand, a suburb southwest of capital Tehran shortly after take-off.

Iran's Red Crescent earlier said there was no chance of finding survivors. Images posted on social media also indicated that there were no survivors.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020...hes-tehran-iranian-media-200108032720868.html
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Offhand- if that is as a result of any fault of the aircraft- that signals the final chapter in Boing's passenger airliners division. Good riddance.
It will have to concentrate on its military holdings. Assholes.
 
‘Designed by clowns & supervised by monkeys’: Boeing employee shreds 737 MAX in internal messages

Boeing has released another trove of internal company messages suggesting it lied to regulators, and showing fierce criticism from an unnamed employee who said the crash-prone 737 MAX aircraft was “designed by clowns.”
In its release of the redacted communications on Thursday following an internal probe, Boeing acknowledged some of the messages were “completely unacceptable” and contained “provocative language.” In one missive sent in 2017, an employee castigated the 737 MAX – which was grounded globally last March after a series of fatal crashes – slamming both its designers and ‘supervisors,’ apparently referring to federal regulators.

https://www.rt.com/usa/477879-boeing-clowns-monkeys-737-max/
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The Iranians did it.



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FAA to pay whistle-blower $90,000 for raising safety concerns
The whistle-blower faced retaliation and harassment after reporting that flight inspectors lacked formal qualifications.

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The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) agreed to pay $90,000 to an aviation safety inspector who faced retaliation for raising concerns about unqualified flight safety inspectors, a US agency said on Monday.

The US Office of Special Counsel (OSC) said the whistle-blower aviation employee disclosed flight inspectors were certifying pilots and conducting safety "check rides" even though they lacked the necessary formal training and certifications.

The OSC, an office that reviews whistle-blower allegations, said the FAA's Office of Audit & Evaluation "substantiated the whistle-blower's allegations, calling into question the operational review of several aircraft, including the Boeing 737 MAX and the Gulfstream VII".

https://www.aljazeera.com/ajimpact/...-raising-safety-concerns-200225033914529.html
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maggots. Murdering maggots.
 
Faulty sensors & inadequate pilot training: Ethiopia issues damning report on Boeing 737 MAX crash

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A report into the crash of a Boeing 737 MAX 8 jet which killed 157 people in Ethiopia last year criticized Boeing for offering “inadequate” training for pilots flying the new model aircraft.
The interim report by the Ethiopian government found faulty readings from sensors and the activation of the MCAS anti-stall system preceded the Ethiopian Airlines crash.

Planes of this type have two sensors recording the plane's angle, known as the angle of attack (AOA). One of them malfunctioned shortly after liftoff and registered a reading of a whopping 74.5 degrees, prompting MCAS activation, the report states. The system then repeatedly forced the plane's nose downward because the sensor was reporting that it was climbing too steeply.

https://www.rt.com/news/482667-boeing-737max-bad-training/
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Nah- maggot says it's a safe aircraft, didn't you maggot.

maggot ? maggot ?


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Airlines' Grounded Boeing 737s May Have Developed Fatal Engine Defect in Storage: FAA

https://www.thedrive.com/news/35086...-developed-fatal-engine-defect-in-storage-faa

Air travel has been severely impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic, with many airlines and aerospace companies feeling the economic pressure. Boeing, however, was in deep trouble before the virus due to fatal flaws in its 737 MAX airliner, and now it seems like its woes are set to continue.

According to the FAA, the engines on several variants of Boeing's 737 airliner have developed issues whilst sitting around for so long, grounded due to low demand for air travel. Although there haven't been any crashes or forced landings yet, single engines have failed four times during flight so far.
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Comrade maggot- switch your Boing shares to WD40.


Haw, haw, haw, haw...........................haw.
 
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday issued an emergency airworthiness directive for 2,000 US-registered Boeing 737 NG and Classic aircraft, warning of possible corrosion on parked planes that could lead to a dual-engine failure.

Inspectors found compromised air check valves when bringing aircraft out of storage following four recent reports of single-engine shutdowns on planes that had been parked, prompting the directive for aircraft not operated for seven or more straight days.

https://www.aljazeera.com/ajimpact/boeing-737-jets-idled-pandemic-inspected-faa-200724181612676.html
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It looks like even WD40 won't save your wallet, Comrade maggot

Haw, haw..........................haw.


Scrap all the filthy, ecocidal, fleets.
 
Boeing to cease 747 production as losses hit $2.4bn

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Boeing has said it will stop making its classic 747 plane as one of a series of changes it has announced in the face of massive losses.

The company said production of some other planes, including the troubled 737 Max, will be slower than expected.

Boss Dave Calhoun said the firm is also looking at job cuts on top of the 10% reduction in staff already announced.

"The reality is the pandemic's impact on the aviation sector continues to be severe," he said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53583939
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Now then, Comrade maggot- if you tape some 60-grit to your belly you can sand the floor for me.


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