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Information You Can Use (Don’t Fly on the 737 Max)

Information You Can Use (Don’t Fly on the 737 Max)

January 13, 2024 (Posted by) Don Pelton

In the following short Democracy Now video, Amy Goodman interviews a Boeing ex-engineer whistleblower, along with the mother of one of the crash victims of the 737 Max. The most shocking detail (to me) in this interview is the whistleblower’s report on how Boeing is opting to lobby Congress for safety regulation exemptions on some of their problems, instead of fixing them. Following this interview (below) I have appended an article on how you can avoid booking on one of these problem aircrafts. [Don]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOp6j3zBGRM


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