MAX in the news again, for the wrong reasons

Pretty staggering

“If the airplane left the factory with this missing part, it indicates the past three years of safety culture improvements and improved inspections on critical safety of flight systems at Boeing isn’t working,” Soucie said.

Well, I think that says it all. USA is incapable of producing anything nowdays, too many cultural problems - peak capitalism meets competency crisis (diversity hiring).

 
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The worst is now that they lost a part of fuselage on a Max 9 mid air - those on Alaska Airlines very lucky to be alive from this decompression on a brand new 737 Max 9!
 

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