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Pierre

08-01-2024 11:05

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36167894)

- this specific aircraft had pinged pressurisation warnings in the cockpit on multiple occasions and Alaska Airlines had restricted it from long-haul flights over water in case it needed to land quickly.

If I was an AA customer, I wouldn't be very happy with that mitigation!

mrmistoffelees

08-01-2024 13:02

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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36167862)

Commercial flights are by far the safest per mile travelled (Motorbikes are the least safe).
Private flights however have a poor record, they are the second worst, so if your going to fly, do it on a commercial flight.

Because drivers STILL don’t look for motorcyclists….

AKA SMIDSY

spiderplant

08-01-2024 17:30

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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees (Post 36167898)

Because drivers STILL don’t look for motorcyclists….

But they don't look out for planes either

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6-GV_gGYtM

mrmistoffelees

08-01-2024 22:36

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United Airlines finds loose bolts….

https://news.sky.com/story/united-ai...tions-13044409

Paul	09-01-2024 05:16

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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees (Post 36167949)

United Airlines finds loose bolts….

https://news.sky.com/story/united-ai...tions-13044409

Loose bolts on new planes, really bad.

Also,

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Six crew members were seriously injured.

Thats the first Ive seen about any injuries on the plane.

Dude111

09-01-2024 06:54

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Originally Posted by idi banashapan

Last time any of those people on board will get on a plane, I'm sure. Especially the guy who had his shift ripped off him... F that!

Yes its good everyone is ok!!

spiderplant

09-01-2024 11:37

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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36167954)

Thats the first Ive seen about any injuries on the plane.

I suspect that's lost in translation from "None of the 171 passengers and six crew members was seriously injured.". A 178 seat plane would have 4 cabin crew members plus 2 pilots.

But it was extraordinarily lucky to have an empty seat by the panel that blew if 171 out of 178 seats were occupied.

Hugh	09-01-2024 12:50

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https://www.opb.org/article/2024/01/...s-over-oregon/

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Several passengers injured on Alaska Airlines flight that blew out midair over Oregon, company says

This matches with the Airline’s website

https://news.alaskaair.com/alaska-ai...tions/as-1282/

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Several guests onboard experienced injuries that required medical attention. All guests have now been medically cleared.

This is why (after reading about a similar occurrence a number of years ago, Aloha Airlines Flight 243) I always have my seatbelt on when sitting in my plane seat…

mrmistoffelees

09-01-2024 12:58

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However some good scientific research

Apple has become the first smartphone manufacturer to pass the three-mile drop test.

https://www.theregister.com/2024/01/...ne_16000_drop/

ianch99

10-01-2024 13:29

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Interesting question: when booking a flight, if the plane is a 737 Max, would you still go on that flight?

Paul	10-01-2024 14:43

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I dont think you can atm, arent they still grounded ?

(The affected models, which seems to be a subset).

ianch99

10-01-2024 17:09

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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36168053)

I dont think you can atm, arent they still grounded ?

(The affected models, which seems to be a subset).

When they are cleared to fly again, which will happen, would you fly on one?

Julian

10-01-2024 19:11

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36168058)

When they are cleared to fly again, which will happen, would you fly on one?

Yet another reason not to fly ryanair - as if you needed one.

Paul	10-01-2024 19:25

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36168058)

When they are cleared to fly again, which will happen, would you fly on one?

Its not like you get given a choice, but yes, since they have all been closely inspected, why not.

[ I dont think any in the UK are the affected model anyway ? ]

Pierre

10-01-2024 21:07

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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36168067)

[ I dont think any in the UK are the affected model anyway ? ]

Ryan Air have a fleet of 737-MAX

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