So far, minimal travel pain from Boeing 737 MAX grounding

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President Donald Trump’s decision to ground Boeing's 737 MAX jets has sent shock waves across the world, but the impact to U.S. airlines and the traveling public faced with having to rebook flights so far appears to be minimal

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"Our goal is to operate our schedule with every available aircraft in our fleet,” the budget carrier said in a statement. American Airlines has 24, with 85 MAX flights per day. United Airlines has 14 MAX planes accounting for 40 flights a day. For all three airlines, the aircraft makes up less than 5 percent of their total fleets.

 

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Criminal negligence: purposefully lying about safety for months, not offering simple upgrades & mandatory training of all pilots (foreign & domestic) flying the aircraft. All to save money from potential lawsuits & stock nose diving from bad press. Well it happened anyway.

Then why not ground them sooner tlin order to install updates for the MCAS? Why wait until after a 2nd crash & days public outcry to get started? It was obvious the MCAS system (unique to this model to avoid stalls) was at play after the LionAir crash investigation was finished.

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