Boeing is in Big TROUBLE with FAA and Ryanair! Here's Why

[@alanglover590]

It should really concern everyone that Boeing has taken so long to be able to demonstrate competency. The public rely on certifications to assure themselves of the safety of all goods so when one of the most regulated industries is shown to be failing it should be of great concern to us all.

[@georgedyson9754]

It is never wise to have foxes overseeing the chicken house.

[@kalamarspinner]

Boeing excel at incompetence 777x is the prime example

[@mikestone9129]

Airlines like Ryanair and South West have saved a lot of money by using only one aircraft type, ie Boeing 737's. But they have put all their eggs in one basket and are now paying the price for their choice. Now these airlines are losing money and they still refuse to change their policy, I have no sympathy for them. They can't dig their way out of a hole.

[@BBGhost6]

Not even type but model. SW and Ryan both strictly use the 737, which is a glorified regional jet.

[@jasoncampbell5551]

Ryanair H1 profits for 2024 were €1.79Billion … just saying.

[@firstlast-hj2sb]

Ryanair were getting a bargin 737Max price, Airbus saw no need

[@michaelmccarthy9411]

Ryanair is not one of Europe's biggest low cost airlines, it is by far the biggest!

[@crazymilitaryaircraft-q9e]

great video. I like this type of flight demonstration video that makes it easy for viewers to understand. Boeing has always been the best aircraft manufacturer in the world.😀😀😀

[@alic3146]

I always think it strange that Trump was president when this aircraft was first approved by the FAA, the same Trump who was always banging on about Airbus being susidised by the EU. Did the FAA approve it quickly to please him.

[@FLIGAVIA]

Very interesting idea. Could we see Max certified sooner? Let's see.

[@sqpilot63074]

If you don't like to wait at boeing then go elsewhere....ohhhh right same issue at airbus. The airlines already know about it so sit back and shut up.

[@alanglover590]

What a crass statement