United Problems, 737 MAX News & Turkish Airlines Expansion

[@esphilee]

Don’t complain. They just silenced the whistle blower.

[@TheManunderwater]

And I wonder why he "shot himself" yesterday.........

[@Star_Gazing_Coffee_Lover]

He was murdered.

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

@@Star_Gazing_Coffee_Loverput on your tin foil hat

[@esphilee]

@@Star_Gazing_Coffee_Lover , “suicidized”.

[@jameshoopes6467]

Boeing should be a company that teaches others about producing quality. Unfortunately, their focus seems to be on producing quarterly profits instead.

[@AIDEN_505]

BOEING ❤❤❤

[@nickolliver3021]

That's what all companies do. Focus on quarterly profits

[@NeilMacedo]

Thanks for the updates DJ 😊

[@hyun-shik7327]

Boeing Quality Control is my new favorite oxymoron.

[@javiTests]

Would it be too much to ask to have timestamps for the different news topics? Thank you! 😄

[@electro_sykes]

Turkish should fly to Brisbane. We are heavily underserved compared to Sydney & Melbourne and our international terminal is too under utilised. In saying that, although our airport is ok, our city has gone downhill in recent years, so we need to do more to lure tourist and airlines back. But with more international airlines returning could bring some much needed life support into Queensland. Our city is undergoing a massive operation for the 2032 Olympics.

[@esphilee]

Then Stop offending the Chinese. They are rich tourists.

[@user-yt198]

Brisbane and Perth are in their future plans after they receive their A350-1000s.

[@electro_sykes]

@@esphilee offending the Chinese? How are we offending them.

[@Ray-dm1xf]

Why do we always have to have a whataboutme comment FGS

[@stevesmoneypit6137]

@@esphileeHow can you offend the Chinese they own all important parts of Australia! Ports fuel farms

[@farangtravels3956]

I will Never Fly the Boeing 737 Max 😮

[@wadehiggins1114]

Same here

[@MISU_330]

The only thing they should improve is remove the 737 entirely and replace it with something new (727 reimagine or something new) or a reimagined MD-90 (like the 717, but stretched with the same LEAP engines, but have a slightly skinny nacelle like what the MD-90 did have with a different reverse thrust).

[@soccerguy2433]

​@@MISU_330the 717 is cramped and uncomfortable. It's noisy to have the engines on the fuselage not to mention the high bypass engines are bigger and heavier

[@wadehiggins1114]

@MISU_330 yes! Get rid of the 737 max!

[@ryanlittleton5615]

Yeah you will

[@soccerguy2433]

Mechanics at a Boeing supplier used liquid soap as a lubricant to fit a 737 Max door seal, per NYT. The instance was mentioned in a document discussing FAA audits of Boeing and its supplier, per NYT.

[@alvinloh9068]

Shhhhh! Pfff, Nick Olliver is going to be mad at you for telling the truth, he can't handle it. He'd probably say - Airbus does that too in his delusional tiny barbie world.

[@nickolliver3021]

​@@alvinloh9068you wouldn't want to know airbus can do it too the world gets away with shoddy work.

[@alvinloh9068]

​@@nickolliver3021 Yeah, right... You're crying and melting all over the place again with your petty Boeing scandals all over the globe... LMFAOOOOO

[@nickolliver3021]

@@alvinloh9068 your crying over petty airbus having issues everywhere lmfao it is hurting you so badly you can't stop 😢

[@alvinloh9068]

@@nickolliver3021 Says the one is crying and melting over Boeing, having endless issues everywhere. LMFAO, it hurts you so severely, sweetie, and you can't stop replying with your repetitive, meaningless response.

[@Parula06]

IMO Boeing's glory days were back when aerospace engineers ran the company. When Boeing and McDonnell Douglas got together the MD culture moved into Boeing's executive suites and Boeing's fall began. It's been all downhill ever since.

[@patrickpeters2903]

The present ratio of 6 to 1 orders in favour of the A321versus the Max10 will continue to grow....Boeing is really in a deep trouble. Except with the B767 and the B777....pathetic...

[@ressljs]

I have a pretty negative view on "Boeing becoming a leader." Airbus is talking about the new designs they want to work on while Boeing will be tied down for years trying to fix their current problems. I don't see how that situation gives Boeing any path to becoming a leader. I see Boeing in danger of falling into the same situation as McDonnell Douglas in the 1980s. That is to say they didn't have the resources to keep up with new designs and they spent their last two decades just making variations of their existing models.

[@nickolliver3021]

Pathetic? Oh dear this is so bad on your world Patrick. Orders for 321 may not grow because of how long they will get them

[@patrickpeters2903]

@@nickolliver3021 you bet????? United is considering cancel their Max10 orders.....so bad

[@jantjarks7946]

Failing 33 of 89 safety tests makes Boeing the worst of the worst. Well, that sort of could be called a leader, or? Leading Boeing right into the ground.... 😮🫣😐

[@nickolliver3021]

@@jantjarks7946 then so be it. Go force them to go right into tne ground for failing 33 of 89 safety checks

[@blackraven7399]

I'll say, a safer, better Boeing is just a wet dream at this point.

[@martinavery3979]

BA didn't have an SMS until the MCAS accidents. Reporting now that there is no paperwork for the Alaskan door plug accident. They don't even have a tool count on & off the job. Simply, if they were a shipping company, they'd be shut down

[@esphilee]

I will not be surprised if they would find every excuse to blame the pilots.

[@gunvaldsandhaland7757]

Great Video And Info

[@jeanettenorman7052]

Good to see.

[@Gavin7177-xq4pb]

United is getting hit so hard this year 3 things in just a few days. Man I hope everything can get fixed

[@Blank00]

To be fair, only one of those things is on United maintainence. The other two are the fault of the airport. One of these incidents, the airport failed to clear the airspace of bubble wrap, causing an engine to ingest it and catch fire. As for the other incident, the runway excursion was caused by overspeeding a turn in response to ATC ordering pilots to not slow down.

[@747forever9]

Ty dj!!

[@kevintunnicliffe2181]

These days, if you are dumb enough to buy Boeing you should not be surprised to find that yet again they have very serious quality issues that go well beyond the norm. I've flown the 787 many times and like the aircraft. However, give me the A380 and A350 every time. Airbus A320s and 330s are also fantastic aircraft. I don't trust Boeing these days.

[@nickolliver3021]

Don't trust airbus these days too. What hidden problems could they recieve next year and beyond

[@jantjarks7946]

Hidden problems is a Boeing trait. Ask the 900 inspectors laid off after 346 people got killed due to Boeing's criminal conspiracy how it evolved, they can tell you about it.

[@Eruma_27]

@@nickolliver3021Airbus aren’t responsible for the death of 300 people because they decided to prioritise money over safety

[@Eruma_27]

@@jantjarks7946These Boing Boing fanboys are something else man

[@leezinke4351]

I take B757 over 737 Max any day.

[@johndwilson6111]

I'm glad I'm not running an airline at the moment. It sounds like hard work planning ahead when a major supplier is in trouble delivering promised products.

[@stevesmoneypit6137]

All suppliers are behind!

[@r12004rewy]

Absolutely no chance of coming up with a resolution plan in 90 days and even less chance of ever being the number One aircraft manufacturer that accolade with stay with Airbus.

[@MG101]

Ok but as someone from Melbourne I was pretty happy Turkish airlines flew to us before Sydney lmao

[@kenphillips7594]

Did anyone notice the Boeing problem with LATAM's787 that somehow fell dramatically without pilot control? Yet ANOTHER Boeing problem it seems.

[@wadehiggins1114]

They are a flawed company!

[@EuropeanRailfanAlt]

The most accepted theory is that the 787's software was not reset in a 22 days timeframe, so the system rebooted itself. Then the pilot must have pushed the yoke abruptly due to being startled by the issue.

[@fardeenhassan3577]

U r not givin story of boieng whistle blower who ended up dead in his car

[@EuropeanRailfan-AM]

Too new for him to release

[@wadehiggins1114]

Maximus will be covering that soon.

[@soccerguy2433]

This was recorded before that happened

[@esphilee]

Suicidesized.

[@nickolliver3021]

​@@wadehiggins1114of course he would

[@terranzoid]

Competition for Airbus is necessary, as the video says. But it doesn't have to be Boeing. I would rather Boeing to be replaced by another company that can deliver fully assembled, not self-melting airplanes whose rudder point to the correct direction and the vertical stabilizer doesn't have anything against leveled flight.

[@ivo2296]

Boeing new event - 50 people injured

[@billscarnage]

Poor Boeing. Rough for the biz to go through this. Too bad they aren't govt subsidized

[@Aviation_of_Houston]

That means the Boeing 737 MAX 10 will be Certificated this Year because they say Boeing will deliver the 737 MAX 10s to United Airlines this Year and After 2025!

[@jantjarks7946]

Boeing has a plan without delays? Like the previous plans, right? 😊

[@wadehiggins1114]

united told boeing to stop making their max 10s

[@AlfCalson]

✈️

[@davidcarter4247]

See the anti-Boeing media is going to town on incidents involving aircraft delivered years ago. How many times have tyres been changed on 777 N2140U in the past 7 years before one fell off? Three times a year in long haul 777 is a figure given, which is around 20 times in 7 years? 787 CC-BGG has been in service for 8 years. . It would have been through at least two C checks. Etihad did LATAM's first 787 C check. It was on BBB in 2015 which was delivered in 2012.

[@rajaampattravel]

737 max

[@robissonwillard7266]

Nice🇸🇦

[@troyboy4645]

Why don’t we have United and Boeing Planes made in Haiti let’s fly the Haiti planes!!!

[@wadehiggins1114]

Lol, good one! 😂

[@ollienilson1644]

Boeing murder John Barnett?

[@no_justno]

3 mins and 58 views vro fell off. Joking of course cool vid.

[@stevesmoneypit6137]

Boeing will always be number 1 !

[@wovkonstudios]

Why us everyone going to Australia now? American united and air Canada

[@user-yt198]

It is a lucrative market since the beginning of commercial flights.

[@Republic75]

SICK of negetivity!

[@jantjarks7946]

Tell that Boeing. 🤷

[@alvinloh9068]

@@jantjarks7946 Nick Oliver realised his stupidity over here.

[@jantjarks7946]

@@alvinloh9068 Is he even able to? 🫣😂😉

[@Ray-dm1xf]

@@alvinloh9068Stop baiting him please

[@wadehiggins1114]

​@Ray-dm1xf😂

[@bisonturbo]

Boeing needs to go out of business, period 🤬

[@toms1348]

And out 250,000 aerospace employees out of work affecting not just themselves, but those family members who depend on their income to live. That's very nice....

[@EuropeanRailfanAlt]

Airbus themselves wouldn't want Boeing to go out of business

[@wadehiggins1114]

@@EuropeanRailfanAlt they make Airbus constantly improve.

[@CharlesButler-sf2tm]

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[@Aidan_Au]

Finally, DJ is talking about United and their whole host of issues. Next: Alaska ✈🛬

[@Eruma_27]

Their issue is that they still buy from Boing Boing

[@mikefish8226]

First, I suspect it's a joke. Second, that's not the Gay Pride Flag, that's the "Progress Pride Flag", which has black and brown on it to represent black people etc. Since when is being black a sexual preference etc.

[@corneliusanderson-t3y]

dony fly arab airs

[@jasons44]

Boeing is embarrassing and depressing Totally management needs fired

[@sainnt]

Nice to know that it's only Boeing that will be having delayed deliveries. Spoiler alert: it's not, but this is an Airbus friendly channel, so don't mind me.

[@jantjarks7946]

It was only Boeing that got a court ruling of criminal conspiracy and risked the life of passengers by effectively removing safety standards right after by not only laying off 900 inspectors. It's more than obvious now that Boeing didn't learn anything at all. And that sets Boeing apart from any other aeroplane business. Just completed your comment with the necessary context in order for people to understand it. 👀😉

[@alvinloh9068]

Says the Boeing fan girl! Did you not know that Boeing failed 33 of 89 FAA inspections in the 737 Max probe? The FAA found that the staff at Boeing's supplier used liquid Dawn soap as a lubricant for a 737 Max door seal and saw dozens of issues in Boeing 737 MAX production. Spoiler alert: Boeing produces the most outstanding quality aircraft of all time. Oh wait, you're an Boeing aviation enthusiast *mic drops*

[@sainnt]

​@@jantjarks7946Yeah, we know. Let's hope that, since Airbus was able to escape public scrutiny, they've been able to quietly fix the landing gears on the A320neo. Oh, you didn't know about that? Of course you didn't!

[@sainnt]

​@@alvinloh9068Go have several seats, Airbus groupie! Yes, we all know about Boeing's quality issues, since that's all the rage at the moment. But, as usual, fangirls like you like to try and gloss over Boeing engineering, you know a whole laundry list of designs that Airbus copies for their own aircraft, you know, since they haven't innovated anything since fly by wire? Quality issues can easily be fixed, but innovation costs money. Let's wait until Airbus shows us something new before you all start flapping copycat peacock feathers.

[@Tpr_1808]

​@sainnt well It never killed anyone to gain the spotlight for every future event and Airbus aren't silencing whistleblowers now are they?

[@troyboy4645]

Diversity equity and inclusion are killing Boeing and united!!!!

[@soccerguy2433]

Not the issue bro. Try again

[@soccerguy2433]

Firing hundreds of QA workers is.

[@KO-xe8vj]

You need help. Did you think before you said that outrageous statement