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Finally. We can fly at ease.

 

Singapore's aviation regulator has ordered the temporary suspension of all Boeing 737 MAX aircraft into and out of the country, it said on Tuesday.

 

[url=https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/singapore-grounds-boeing-737-max-aircraft-caas-silkair-11334980?cid=FBcna]

 

Singapore grounds Boeing 737 MAX aircraft after 2 deadly crashes

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china ground max 8

indonesia ground max 8

internet is on fire that passengers all want to rebook flight on max 8

i assume most airlines will ground the max 8

since both voice and data recorders have been found

hopefully there are answers

can imagine the payout if indeed is system fault,

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Everybody monitoring.

 

The more "hardworking" closely monitoring.

 

:D

can imagine the payout if indeed is system fault,

Can sue until pants fall off?

 

:D

 

In my previous company management put in action plan but always no results

 

So now they put in concrete action plans but still no results.

 

I suggest steel reinforced concrete action plan next time.

 

:D

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Value add is so important these days.

 

Don't just monitor must closely monitor.

 

:D

 

I wonder if they read MCF and then decided to ground the fleet.

 

:D

 

Trump watches TV and then comes up with his new policies.

 

All from Fox News maybe people get their ideas from MCF?

 

:D

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Not the time for marketing talks, he should.walk the talk by flying in and out only in max 8.

 

 

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/boeing-ceo-confident-safety-737-max-ethiopian-airlines-crash-11334390

 

He's the ceo what. Surely he has to back his company when no one does. Of course if any bad happens he will have to step down. We just have to wait for investigation to confirm how liable is Boeing.

 

IMO actually it's quite sad since the plane maker is trying to make the plane safer by adding the stalling prevention system. Reminds me of Takata airbag. For years their airbags saved countless life but because of that few plastic pieces on the steering wheel the exploding airbag became a killer. Bankrupting the company as a result.

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FAA latest guideline never mentions grounding but more operators ground their fleets instead. What software update? Maciam some computer OS crashes every now and then...

 

Fuel efficient plane? Got Start-Stop feature built in?

 

That ceo said the same thing...after lionair went down last year.

 

Few hundreds in few months not convincing enough...

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Boeing (BAshares fell 12% in premarket trading following a second crash in less than five months of its bestselling passenger jet, the Boeing 737 MAX 8.

https://edition.cnn.com/business/live-news/stock-market-news-today-031119/h_bc7b4dc1ac911382cc67aacea1325b35

 

 

went back up in actual trading leh.

 

think ended the day down 6%?

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went back up in actual trading leh.

 

think ended the day down 6%?

Knee jerk reaction to event...just like last time the battery issue also bounced back strongly...

 

Biggest US export in dollar term...many people won’t want to see it goes down one. No pun intended.

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Knee jerk reaction to event...just like last time the battery issue also bounced back strongly...

 

Biggest US export in dollar term...many people won’t want to see it goes down one. No pun intended.

 

The things airlines wanna see down is fuel cost and labour cost  [lipsrsealed]  [rolleyes]  not their planes or pants  [laugh]

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Supercharged

All cancel also wont refund

 

They will say the plane is safe as they are monitoring it lol

See, I threaten them and CAAS fast hand fast legs Ban 737max.

All airlines.

:D

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Finally. We can fly at ease.

 

Singapore's aviation regulator has ordered the temporary suspension of all Boeing 737 MAX aircraft into and out of the country, it said on Tuesday.

 

[url=https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/singapore-grounds-boeing-737-max-aircraft-caas-silkair-11334980?cid=FBcna]

 

Singapore grounds Boeing 737 MAX aircraft after 2 deadly crashes

 

CAAS did the right thing.

 

We are so densely built-up, can't have one go down in one of our HDB estates.

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CAAS did the right thing.

 

We are so densely built-up, can't have one go down in one of our HDB estates.

CAAS dares to do what Silkair/SIA won't! PUI!

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Boeing’s newest version of its popular jet has many takers

 

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/a-look-at-whos-ordered-boeings-737-max-8-passenger-jet/

 

 

China has really ordered a lot of 737 Max, no wonder they are concerned.  [sweatdrop]

 

 

I think China's aviation is quite efficient now.  Last year Dreamliner 787-9 got problem.  Air China grounded them and sent them for repair before flying them again.

 

 

 

 

Hi,

 

Those flying by Silkair over the few days please note:

 

As of this morning, all six aircraft have been grounded in Singapore and will not be returned to service until further notice," said the airline in a Facebook post. "Our 17 Boeing 737-800NGs are not affected."

 

"The withdrawal from service of the 737 MAX 8 fleet will have an impact on some of the airline's flight schedules," it added. "Customers who may be affected by flight disruptions will be contacted for re-accommodation."

 

The airline said it was in "close communication" with the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and Changi Airport Group to manage the effects of flight disruptions, and said it would provide updates on affected flights "when finalised".  CAAS' suspension takes effect from 2pm on Tuesday.

 

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/silkair-grounds-boeing-737-max-planes-flights-changi-11335306

 

 

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I think China's aviation is quite efficient now.  Last year Dreamliner 787-9 got problem.  Air China grounded them and sent them for repair before flying them again.

China is now in trade war with US, and can't wait to retaliate against US's treatment of Huawei. This Boeing episode is a godsend for them in the name of public safety. You can almost hear their collective "orbi good" in the Ethiopian aftermath. And being the 1st country to ground  their 737 Max leads by example for other countries who operates the same plane model. China suddenly becoming so safety conscious? I don't think so!!

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