Boeing 737 Max ?

**Saint-Just** · 12th March 2019, 23:56

Originally Posted by Franky Four Fingers

There doesn't appear to be a cause yet so why a huge knee jerk reaction?

Because when a plane crash it is normal procedure to ground the others until you know why it crashed.

**Franky Four Fingers** · 13th March 2019, 00:05

Originally Posted by Saint-Just

Because when a plane crash it is normal procedure to ground the others until you know why it crashed.

Is it? Never realised that.

**alanm_3** · 13th March 2019, 00:14

I unwittingly flew to Iceland on one on Monday.
Sometimes ignorance is bliss!

**Saint-Just** · 13th March 2019, 07:46

Originally Posted by Franky Four Fingers

Is it? Never realised that.

Especially for new planes. And especially in this case where the first crash showed it was the plane (software) that was faulty.

**catch21** · 13th March 2019, 08:26

I'm trying to decide whether it's a bold move to ground the whole type, or a bold move to decide not to.

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