Originally Posted by
alexandersparry
Speaking for me and just about all of my colleagues of a quite big IT company having its main location in germany: I'll never ever fly a boeing again unless the 737 MAX Issue is resolved including a full analysis *what* went wrong certifying this aircraft.
Oh man, here goes the Boeing stock. Oh wait, they don't care.
Boeing sells aircraft to airlines. Yes, in this particular case, it seems that something went wrong that should not have gone wrong. It will be fixed, and the company will bleed a lot of cash for it.
I could also announce that I will never buy a Volkswagen again because of the diesel scandal. However, the same thing applies: something went wrong that should not have gone wrong. It will be fixed, and the company will bleed a lot of cash for it.
In fact, when this is fixed, I'll be more than happy to fly the MAX because I'm pretty sure that with all that media attention if anything is going to be fixed properly, it will be MCAS. With a blank check from Boeing's beancounters.