Boeing 737 Max is in BIG TROUBLE! No One Wants It. Here's Why
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00:00 Intro
00:39 What is the Boeing 737 facing?
04:00 "Profit over quality" and solution
06:50 Affected airlines
09:44 Concluding
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Boeing 737 Max is in BIG TROUBLE! No One Wants It. Here's Why
Difficulties are surrounding Boeing. Airlines in the US warn that plans to increase flight capacity will not meet expectations, because Boeing continuously delays aircraft deliveries. In just the first quarter of this year, the manufacturer faced two incidents related to its aircraft lines. And the crisis facing the giant in the world aviation industry does not know when it will end. As the plane causing the most trouble, the 7 3 7 Max has caused Boeing to fall into one difficulty after another. So what is the 7 3 7 Max facing? How will the airlines involved be affected? Let's dive into today's episode!
Boeing 737 Max is in BIG TROUBLE! No One Wants It. Here's Why
What is the Boeing 737 facing?
The slogan “If It's Not Boeing I'm Not Going”, is probably no longer true. The trust of most passengers in the US aerospace company's promise of quality and safety has seriously declined.
Since its launch, the 7 3 7 Max quickly became very popular as it promised to replace the older 7 3 7 aircraft and be a competitor to the Airbus A3 20 series. Boeing has received orders for thousands of 7 3 7 Max aircraft. But just over a year after entering service on May 20 17. That promise has become a problem for both Boeing and the global aviation industry at large. And then a series of unfortunate events happened.
Boeing 737 Max is in BIG TROUBLE! No One Wants It. Here's Why
Overall, this aircraft is facing numerous challenges. The first is that certifications are being delayed. Boeing 7 3 7 Max 7 and Max 10 planes are experiencing delays that are expected to last even into 20 26.
As one of the customers, Delta Air Lines expects deliveries of its Max 10 aircraft may be delayed to late 20 27 as the troubled planemaker undergoes federal safety and criminal reviews. CEO Ed Bastian said "We were already anticipating if it came in 20 25, it’d be late in the year. My guess is it will be another year or two beyond that."