Every Airlines Says "GOODBYE" to 737 Max and BEG For The NEW A320! Here's Why

[@dutchbavarian]

One key advantage of Airbus is that the aircraft have much less technical related ground time. Also, the overall safety record of Airbus is far superior to Boeing. What a blunder of Boeing to have not bought the Bombardier C-Series to replace their oldtimer 737.

[@FLIGAVIA]

Thanks for sharing

[@Arltratlo]

you forgot the Boeing CEO, who dont care for lives but money only!

[@JPB57]

You just say, but you bring no evidence or statistic!

[@dutchbavarian]

@@JPB57 there is a graphic from the NTSC done by Reuters, but I can not post images here.

[@JPB57]

@@dutchbavarian So, what’s the point if you cannot prove what you say?

[@mkc3177]

Boeing regulates itself and not so successfully. İt dug itself into a hole which is very hard to get out of.

[@AnetaMihaylova-d6f]

Yes exactly

[@AndrewLarson-mq7xc]

It's not like everyone at Boeing is retarded it will take some time.the faa will hold the hostage like they are the 777x now.😊

[@happyslappy5203]

In 2024 Airbus is World leader by far. Do you remember this: New York Times 11 April 1969 « Britain Abandons the European Airbus Project; Believes Building the Plane Is a Losing Proposition. » British 'wisdom'..😂😂 Then France asked Germany if they wanted to continue the A300 project, and signed an agreement 50-50 at 1969 Paris Air Show.

[@rod_at_adelaide5766]

The wings for the A380 were made in Wales, which is part of the UK

[@alielabdimarras7965]

@@rod_at_adelaide5766 Maybe you should learn the difference between partner in development and contractor.

[@rod_at_adelaide5766]

@@alielabdimarras7965 Oh like France and Britain building the Concorde, the only successful supersonic passenger plane in the world?

[@happyslappy5203]

@rod_at_adelaide5766 Airbus was created thanks to France asking Germany to continue the A300 project after UK left in April 1969. Hawker Siddeley decided that despite the UK’s withdrawal from the project, the company would stay in as a sub-contractor. HS invested £35 million in machine tools to build the wings for the A300, but without a German £35 million loan, HS wouldn't have been able to stay in the project. British can thanks Germany for the Airbus plants existing today in the UK. But the real reason why Brits left the A300 project was the BAC 3-11, a wide-body airliner, in a similar class of size, weight, and range, to the A300. During 1969 and 1970, British government-owned airline BEA expressed willingness to operate the 3-11, and several other airlines declared their support for the 3-11, but no orders were placed.. In 1971, BAC decided to abandon the 3-11. By the mid-70s, the A300 had been finalised and had attracted modest but sufficient orders. And today Airbus is world leader, thanks to the French and Germans...

[@AndrewLarson-mq7xc]

It don't matter their is room for china as well

[@kenwhitfield219]

I’ve piloted both the 737 and the A320 series. The advantages of more modern technology are very apparent. While the operating differences can be even more significant, from the crew training perspective, as the differences between Chevy and Ford automobiles, once familiar with those differences, the greater functionality of the A320 and A220 is more like the differences between the old rotary telephone and the modern smartphone. So, the A220 should have an even brighter future as an alternative to the now troubled 737. Its use of modern technology solutions has been severely tainted by the MCAS disaster. Proving that band-aide fixes to aged 737 will no longer sustain it into the future. Traditionalists though, those who continue to favor familiarity over innovative change will always exist. Proof is in the fact that the even older DC-3 is still flying in the 21st century.

[@RF_NY1]

You are exaggerating when you comparre one to the other as a rotary phone and modern smartphone. It's not that different. The real and major difference between either is the fly by wire LAW of the airbus and the way the thrust levers work. That aside, some pilots prefer airbus, others like Boeing.

[@randellt]

I'm kind of surprised Embraer isn't benefiting more from this. I know some of it's varients are held down in the US by seating capacity regulations that are currently in place for commuter jets..sadly.

[@grtitann7425]

Only in Airbus we trust😍❤🥰

[@Marbledorts127]

Yep I’m glad airlines want to get rid of the 737 MAX because I don’t wanna risk getting killed riding on one to vacations.

[@toms1348]

Yeah....no. Airlines are not getting rid of the MAX.

[@unggrabb]

737 MAX, come fly the Coffin Jet

[@flymefromthemoon662]

I fly the Max every day. I never feel unsafe, I would however feel unsafe flying with some airlines in other parts of the world who doesnt keep their crew up to date with new procedures.

[@rod_at_adelaide5766]

@Marbledorts127 That's a bit dramatic isn't it? 600 max's are in service at the moment and since the MCAS problems they are all flying safely. You and many other sheep have all jumped on the hate Boeing band wagon. Boeing has over 5000 max's on back order so they ain't about to disappear!

[@randellt]

Also flying airlines that focus on DEI over qualifications..such as United. ​@flymefromthemoon662

[@arjandeboer651]

A220 or A320, I don’t care but I really don’t want to fly Boeing anymore. I absolutely loved the 747, but these are phased out now, the 777 is really ageing and crap compared to the brilliant A350 and 737 is just outright scary. That leaves the 787 which is mediocre at best.

[@JPB57]

You talk like someone who knows nothing about planes, except showing emotion for Airbus. For your information, the B787 is the most advanced aircraft flying today. The A350, despite nice plane, is just an A330 updated. The B787 is fondamentaly different than all others today,

[@t-minus-qj7sd]

@@JPB57 Nope wrong, the A350 is a brand new design, and the most advaned aircraft flying today. Funny how you are kinda dumb thinking that it's an A330 lol Their not even the same width...

[@TayebMC]

@@JPB57 Seems like you know noting about planes. The A330 NEO is the updated A330, and the A350 is a completely new plane with carbon fuselage and wings, like the B787. The difference with the B787 is it is an all electric architecture, replacing the "Old" but "Trusted" Hydraulic Actuators with electrical actuators, while the A350 retains Hydraulics, there are a few other exceptions, but neither plane is just a make over of an older model. Time will tell which solution will prevail, but as for reliability and groundings the A350 is hands down the better plane.

[@etyx888s]

B787 also many problems with whistle blower in Boeing production plants.

[@JPB57]

@@TayebMC The A350 is carbon fuselage, but built in 3 pieces in a section when the B787 is one piece which is much better. The A350 is in carbon, but still with classic systems such the air is still coming from the engines with all the pollution problems which affect everything aircraft, on the B787, the air is coming directly from outside with four compressors which can still work in case of engines problems. The brakes are full electric when the B787, the A350 is still equipped with classic hydraulic. The B787 has a central computer systems architecture while the A350 still has a lot of local computers like every aircraft. On the B787, you can start both engines at the same time but not on the A350. The airframe de-icing system is electrical on the B787 while still air with the A350 and …. Yes the A350 is a conventional plane built with carbon, while the B787 is really a new step in the aircraft development. Sorry sir, I flew the Airbus, and the Boeing, and I am not talking about the flight philosophy of each one. I am living close to Airbus Industry, I would prefer to say the opposite, but I have to recognize that today the B787 has no equivalent, maybe the next Airbus (I hope so) Concerning reliability: we had 24 A350 and 35 B787 in my former company before I quit, and reliability was the same

[@christopheblanchi4777]

As a frequent flyer, I actively avoid flights that use the MAX. I am hoping airlines will get the idea that the 737 MAX is an unpopular plane with the flying public and push Boeing to develop a clean sheet replacement. Maybe Boeing will get a the message.

[@ronparrish6666]

Well if you did stretch the 220 up to about the MD 80 size you might have something with 5 abreast seating to compete with the 737 and it would still be newer than the 320

[@Shahrdad]

So many errors here. The 737 hasn't had the JT8D low bypass engines in decades. That was only on the 100 and 200 series. It has the CFM56 engines which are high bypass engines also used on many A320s. And why are they showing a 777-300ER when they're talking about a 737? Match 0.8???

[@grtitann7425]

We need bigger planes, so we can carry more people on each trip, hence less atmosphere disturbance, pollution and less need of pilots. Make the A380 alive again!

[@FirstLastOne]

The irony of your statement is lost on you. A bigger aircraft won't make 'less' of anything.

[@gregculverwell]

I can't say I'm particularly worried about flying in the Max, but I do boycott them if possible. I don't want to reward Boeing or the airlines who chose to buy them - if I can choose flights which don't use Boeing, then I do.

[@stephendoherty8291]

Can someone explain why you'd choose the A220 500 over the smaller A320. I'd agree a more radical A320 with a dramatically lower fuel burn A320 as the future competition will be the chinese, embrarer and US carriers purchases of Boeing

[@ณภัทรสุขแสง]

Very interesting, thank you.

[@FLIGAVIA]

Thanks for your feedback❤

[@openbabel]

The max has shown the industry product extension are limited in engineering terms...the 777 could have exceeded its safety envelope by stretching the concept which might apply to the a220-500 ?

[@TayebMC]

As far as I am aware, the A220-300 was the base model with the A200-100 being a "shrink" and the A220-500 was part of the original design concept as the "stretch" so it shouldn't be an issue.

[@rasta77-x7o]

Airbus orders are going to be over a decade out for delivery soon, carriers are still getting 737s because they can get them sooner.

[@FlyingNL]

The Airbus A220-500 has not been officially announced, right now it’s nothing but a rumour.

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for the feedback

[@dongrandmaster3787]

Boeing lived too long on their early success: the B707, the B747, and the B737. The marketing and product development, even with Airbus is around, still believe airlines will buy their newer models because it is carrying Boeing logo and is coming from the manufacturer who gave the world the "Queen of the Skies". You can't win market share by launching models that in concept and in overall design is the same model you are replacing. They are repeating the same mistake that US auto maker committed post 1973 crises who kept launching new models based on the same chassis and overall body design. Boeing needs a new concept to stay in the race. Something revolution and transformational like their models in 1950s and 1960s

[@Sutherlinite]

Good ol' "Gwillamay" Faury

[@nathanlembke9026]

Ya I don’t think Southwest or Ryanair will be changing to Airbus

[@kentfrederick8929]

If it's not Boeing, I'm not going. For all the problems with Boeing, they don't have Flight Management Systems that override pilot input, as Airbus, as a friend who has flown nothing but Boeing aircraft for over 30 years says, Scarebus. He know too many A300/A320 family/A330 pilots who have a plane try to do something other than what was input into the controls.

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@Dbodell8000]

Stay safe folks. Fly Airbus👍

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for your comment

[@matteofalduto766]

Airbus: we plan a new aircraft to enter service in 10-15 years. Boeing: we feel there is no need to even start designing any new aircraft for at least 15 years. Airbus: launches the new aircraft, outcompeting Boeing. Boeing: *surprised Pikachu* also Boeing: runs to the basement to find some old blueprints to somehow cobble together a new plane in a rush.

[@barracuda7018]

Airbus face huge problems, Boeing is going bust thats for sure.. Will Airbus be able to produce 6000 planes which Airlines have ordered from Boeing... Thats a challenge.. They need a new factory..

[@he1461]

The US will never let Boeing go bust. It is a strategic industry that will be preserved. Boeing will get a capital infusion to help it overcome this terrible phase and develop a brand new, clean sheet replacement to the 737 with a revamped and improved manufacturing process (perhaps reintegrating Spirit’s operations). This will take time but Boeing will survive and recover to compete with Airbus.

[@georgedyson9754]

@@he1461 Boeing's main problem these days is not airplane design but fixing their management issues and company priorities. As long as cost reduction and stock market price is their first priority they are going to struggle as this will continue to affect product quality. Such a turn around is complex as it involves worker morale and management style.

[@abarratt8869]

@@he1461 That may be what a lot of people are expecting, but there’s a couple of problems this time. Never before has there been a situation where the company has become unsafe. Money can’t fix that, only people and time can. And it’s not up to Boeing or the USA. If the rest of the world decides Boeing and/or the US Gov, politicians or FAA are still bullshitting them (as happened at the time of the MAX crashes), then Boeing has no international market. Strategically that is a disaster for the USA, they exit the market, Airbus cannot fill it, and the Chinese move in. The USA does not want to be economically beholden to the Chinese for its air transport sector. It’d be better to invite Airbus to become a global monopoly and help them do that, if the rest of the world does indeed declare Boeing unflyable. Second Boeing isn’t exactly popular in the US gov. Under their stewardship they’ve messed up a lot of military programs. The US DoD would probably prefer to see these programs go to LM of NG. So Boeing could get broken up.

[@TayebMC]

@@he1461 Well after all the fighting at the WTO over the last few years between Boeing and Airbus about subsidies, I wonder how that will go down?

[@he1461]

@@TayebMCnot much, in my view , because this is history. Looking ahead, I expect Airbus and Boeing are going to cooperate because their interests are aligned: (1) neither company can alone produce enough aircraft to cover the world’s needs, (2)both want to prevent the Chinese planemaker from making inroads in the aviation market, (3) both tolerate each other better than they would any major non-western manufacturer. So in many ways, Airbus and Boeing need each other and will join forces to preserve their duopoly as long as they possibly can.

[@shanep.9442]

Boeing was/is more focused on enriching its executives & shareholders, versus building a quality product. Boeing put themselves into 2nd place due to their own greed.

[@AlfCalson]

Will Airbus open a new factory? Maybe in India?

[@jedisdad2265]

Flew out n my first A321 from ORD to IAH. Fantastic pax comfort. It really hurt this Boeing fan.

[@rscott2247]

Wrong, Air Canada just increased its additional order from 5 to 16.

[@suzim9458]

Like anything else in life, this takes time and a track record. Max 8s and Max 9s are back flying. Many stay away. They have less occupancy than other aircraft. As the months go by, the bookings increase. More and more say "hmmm, thousands of flights every day in MAX aircraft..." I'm not denying the errors made and it does not make up for those who tragically suffered. When I flew on a MAX 9 recently (on Alaska no less), it was only 3/4 full on a typical busy weekday. But as time goes on, more and more will feel more comfortable. Probably will take another year or two. And no, I don't work in this industry. But I do analyze businesses that run into trouble and how they recover. I do think they will recover the confidence. Just not overnight.

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for sharing

[@billygamer3941]

I am sick of 'text to speech' apps being used in so many YTs. Many cannot pronounce non-English words or special words. For example, listen to the incorrect phonetic enunciation of Guillaume and Royce in this YT. "Just because you can [use a text to speech app] doesn't mean you should."

[@manduong1019]

Airbus build better planes than boeing

[@Klink330]

The video was reasonably interesting up to the 7:28 minute mark. WTF was the crap that we had to endure at that point?! You talked about a 737 while showing footage of a 777! You said that a benefit of the 737 are its trusty JT8D engines! This engine was superseded in 1984 with the introduction of the ‘classic’ family of 737s. You said having this engine made it faster and accelerated quicker on take-off! Again, just utter nonsense; acceleration is not a metric that ANY airline considers and the cruise speed of B737 and A320 are very similar, while maximum Mach number are the same. Just utter drivel…

[@SuperNevile]

This is typical of AI generated videos.

[@christoohunders5316]

0'57'' Gui lo mé ? 😁😁😁 Try ghee home for pronunciation hahaha

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for the feedback

[@xavermooshammer4816]

I was wondering how to type it in English - you got pretty close already 👍 "Yom" might be even closer than home, though 🤔

[@jeoffwalden4492]

If it's Boeing I'm not going

[@RICHM7BV7]

You just beat me to the line I was going to write!

[@rod_at_adelaide5766]

Wow that was original

[@raymondjrbigras102]

Boeing's biggest mistake is not to have made a deal to buy the Bombardier C series before Airbus.... the C series could have saved Boeing.

[@FLIGAVIA]

agree

[@sinisatrlin840]

Boeing tryed to destroy Bombardier and almost succeeded, it sued them and manadged to ban sales in US for several years. Boeing lost in courts, but for C series it was too late, they run out of money. After that Canadian goverment has find rescue in Airbus, and decided to severe most of relations with Boeing, going from Superhornets to F35 and buying tankers based on Airbus. Boeing burned all the bridges in Canada.

[@wotan10950]

Southwest, Ryanair, United, Icelandair, Alaska, et al. Oh well, there goes your theory!

[@MrMeckarmicke]

Your right and also Norwegian

[@xkr510]

Well sure there are plenty Max aircraft with many carriers. However, carriers can buy all the Boeings they want but what happens if the public won’t set foot on them. I book flights where I can avoid the need to get on a Boeing. Price is not the driver. I just took my third return trip for pleasure this year and haven’t set foot on a Boeing yet and will continue to avoid them.

[@prasenjittripura4691]

@@xkr510talk with facts.. Ryn air with fully fleet of b737 /737 max brought profits home amount of 2 billion dollars.n some cost cutting airlines with fully fleet of AB 320 ceased function recently.

[@andikrauthofen3720]

No, no, Ryanair does not fly the max, just the 737-8200😂

[@andikrauthofen3720]

@@prasenjittripura4691 some might say there are also other factors, not just the choice of the plane...

[@soundofprice]

Quality over quantity

[@FLIGAVIA]

that's true

[@trijetaviator]

the thumbnail used the wrong plane

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for the feedback

[@rvlaar]

You're showing an A220, not the A320...

[@FLIGAVIA]

yep thanks for your comment

[@stevemclean9411]

The man's name is Gee ome, not Gwillamay.

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for your feedback

[@andrewwhite6261]

That’s rubbish I know several firms that have just ordered 7 more 737 max 9 you need to do your research better before you make a false video

[@pauljones1029]

Every airline says goodbye to the 737 max . Who writes this crap .

[@skyjet_av]

For those who don't know: Boeing made Airbus No they are not enemies they are competitors its pike you and your firend challenging on a build battle so why hate on boeing?

[@sirbum1918]

Airbus should make and sell the 320 MAX

[@stevenlemieux7220]

Boeing needs to step up its game with a clean sheet airplane after getting rid of former MD employees..They should make a narrow body 787. That would be fueled by hydrogen that will be757 replacement. Then make a fatter and longer 787 to replace the 747/777x.

[@AndrewLarson-mq7xc]

It's coming

[@AndrewLarson-mq7xc]

Takes money boeing don't get free taxpayers money like airbus to start any project they want boeing has sell planes first then invest they money back into projects .huge difference

[@aarronhanson6248]

Ahhhh this videos is not very accurate, airbus has not launched the A200-500 and the A220 already has composite wings. Airbus has said they will not launch the 500 till the current 100 and 300 variants are profitable.

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for sharing

[@nabilisur9566]

Every Airlines Says "GOODBYE" to BOEING 737 MAX and beg for the new AIRBUS A320 ! Oh here's why for my reason like this ? I'm really unhappy with BOEING 737 MAX for Indonesia 😡 because, I need Garuda Indonesia use AIRBUS for BOEING'S replacement to beat Lion air's fleet as I know Lion air is the world's worst airline forever and ever like this.

[@tcs9998]

How you butchered Guillaume name is unbelievable 😂

[@cornbisque]

Guile-May? It’s pronounced Gee-ohm Foghey.

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for your feedback

[@Klian-IF]

The guy named an A220 an A320 💀

[@mathiasanzola]

I’ve seen the video, but this ain’t real news

[@roberthindle5146]

0:56 That's a novel pronunciation of "Guillaume".

[@roberthindle5146]

And "Bombardier". Is this an auto text-to-voice narrator?

[@starshiptrooper4506]

Boeing has a long history of dragging out the life of an old bird, and this will contribute to the complete failure of the company. Airbus always looked to invest in newer technologies and continually updated their designs.

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for sharing

[@marcelochavez1467]

McDonell Douglas bankrupted itself and Boeing in two decades 😢

[@adilsonribas7626]

"A320" shows a220 in *thumbail*

[@lavergnee]

Who still wants to risk their life and that of their family by using Boeing’s flying coffins?

[@android584]

Human narrator? The pronunciation of "Mach" was "match" rather than "mark".

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for your feedback, we'll improve it soon

[@RDM-hn9lj]

Boeing needs to buy itself back from Douglas, forget about Airbus, and build a clean sheet next-generation rockstar of a plane: cut out the cancer and move forward with a purpose 👍

[@blatherskite9601]

Gwillormay? Ghee-ohme, please! He's French. Get it right, ffs.

[@josephromano6782]

I love the b 737 max

[@stevemclean9411]

Not gwillamay, Gee one.

[@flyingdentist]

Airbus rules

[@yarpos]

CEO Gill-oh-may Fouree? really?

[@STOPEJECTPLAY]

The flying coffin will finally be buried

[@eduardodaquiljr9637]

I need 737 max,

[@GerhardReinig]

Did you already made your testament?

[@cristianoaint]

....to die?

[@Thesmellofrain-h6o]

The aviation world would be a lot more boring without Boeing. Have it your way and see…

[@JudielFua]

Airbus planes built by proper engineers. Boeing by Yale graduate accountants.😂😂😂😂😂

[@FLIGAVIA]

Hope they focus more on the quality 😅😅

[@jesmarina]

Is this "commentator" an AI-voice? I think it is.

[@SuperNevile]

Yes I think the pronunciation of Bombardier as "Bomb-a-deer" alludes to that.

[@Ae86_trueno_tofu]

Why is the 737 is going noooo

[@SirHotBTZ9]

The 737 Max was simply a failure, as the engines are poorly positioned and tend to unbalance the aircraft. And when the systems that allow the plane to balance break down, it can turn into a disaster, especially since Boeing has simply fallen behind Airbus. It doesn't make it look good for Boeing 😂

[@selvarajsubrammanian9242]

MC 21 will take 737 place.

[@christianluts810]

See, this is what happens when you cut and paste a load of tosh from various sources, don't proof read it yourself but just get A I to read it.

[@wilfordfootball79]

Southwest still going to get the maxs lol not Airbus

[@FLIGAVIA]

that's true

[@jme104]

Gylome Fawry ? LOL I stopped listening there .

[@NoName-ml3kt]

737 Max and 787 are the end of Boeing. RIP

[@andyt8216]

That pronunciation of Guillaume was horrific. 😂 French isn’t Spanish.

[@FLIGAVIA]

Thanks for your feedback ❤

[@andyt8216]

@@FLIGAVIA sorry…but a great vid though 👌

[@wotan10950]

It is GHEE OHME. The Ls are silent.

[@Arltratlo]

Americans dont know that, because they dont know that Spain is existing in Europe, because Mexico is speaking Spanish! like they speak American in the USA!

[@saddist1Gtown]

What a misleading piece of nonsensical opinion. Boeing, will be sitting around with the 737 while Airbus develops new planes? Airbus co-opted the Bombardier C series plane and just did badge engineering. Boeing will be releasing its next-gen planes at the same time with revolutionary wing technology. Finally which airline is "begging" and dumping the 737? JetBlue has never ordered Boeing and so too is Air France they have always favoured Air Bus because the French government has shares in Airbus. Airbus is enjoying a problem-free 4 years since the onset of the 737 problem yet on total sales they have only a 60 units advantage over the 737. What a misleading video. Propaganda? Airbus gives away its planes to for sale while Boeing is harder to get discounts. Go on spread your nonsense.

[@frutdafruit]

Air France never ordered Boeing? They're the launch customer of the 777-300ER, plus they have several 787s. Also, they used to operate 737s...

[@kiko3194]

This must be a boot. Clearly don't undesrstand what's reading

[@rod_at_adelaide5766]

If Boeing was to go under like a lot of you are saying ( wishing?) . Good luck flying anywhere in the future for your holidays as you won't be able to afford a holiday involving a flight. Why not? Because if 50% of the planes were to stop flying, guess what you won't be flying either. Air fares would triple at least so enjoy your bus or train holiday in your country.

[@widget787]

When the A320 launched the 717 was far, far away, like 15 years.

[@csjaugiedog]

We know who writes YOUR paycheck!

[@ae747sp5]

Airbus PR and smear unit working together

[@AlfCalson]

. ✈️

[@justind1045]

Good video. Horrible synthetic voice.

[@FLIGAVIA]

thanks for your feedback, we'll use real voice soon!

[@AndresDeLaTorre-xv7wy]

He volado A320 y son incómodos

[@FLIGAVIA]

Gracias por compartir su experiencia

[@prasenjittripura4691]

you should change ur channel name to “Airbus Cryfans”

[@Arltratlo]

to the " Boeing let them die " channel???

[@prasenjittripura4691]

@@Arltratlo "cry-fan"?

[@yvindmoen8258]

If this AI shit commentary continues i fuckin quit internet, What a garbage

[@KohlerSAStudios]

A.I.R.B.U.S Airplanes Intentionally Ruining Boeing’s Unsurpassed Superiority

[@colindobson6202]

Will never fly on a 737 max ,I cherish my life