Comments by "MarloSoBalJr (Gaming)" (@MarloSoBalJr) on "Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg answers questions at the company's shareholder meeting" video.

  1. But keep in-mind... The 737 MAX is nothing more than a "rebuilt" 60-year-old 737. The thought is that this MCAS system is only a minor 'lug nut' in the aircraft's overall design, so the certification practices weren't as stagnant as if it was a BRAND NEW aircraft. The pilots could have known but it's one thing to be flying 737-700s for the past 10 years then suddenly a 737 MAX 8 appears on the runway the next day.
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  2. Shareholders will say otherwise: "Beat a dead horse as many times until the only thing left is the hooves and hair"
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  3. True. US government wouldn't allow their flagships aircraft manufacturer to fall. We'll be footing $10 billion bill for a brand new "797 DreamLiner" nicknamed: "The Flying Bailout"
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  4. The only way their pockets would hurt is if all major airline carriers decide to ground 737s (not just MAX 8s) entirely. It's the "Toyota Corolla" of the airline industry. Boeing will see the impact and watch them quickly run to the drawing board for a new aircraft.
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