The Boeing 737 Max plane went on some test flights in the skies over the Olympic Peninsula recently. That’s the aircraft that was grounded after two deadly crashes caused by faulty equipment.
Boeing hopes to get the 737 Max back into production and into the skies again. I wish them luck but admit to being skittish about watching it fly over my hometown.
I wish you good luck … with the tests of the Boeing 737 Max!
Was so beautiful and peaceful in the lockdown … no planes no noise no toxicity!
Have a great weekend, Kay!
For good reason.
737 Max might get back into service one day but would you travel on one?
I would be a bit hesitant to trade on one of them.
Oh, I would be too. In fact, I’d still be hesitant to fly in one even when they get them back up there.
I wouldn’t want to fly on it after they had two deadly crashes. That attitude might be hard to dismiss.
Yes, Bill. I’m afraid I agree with you. I flew on two trips last year and was frankly relieved to find that neither was Boeing aircraft. I’ve never felt that way before but much of the information coming out about the 737 Max was very worrisome.
I’ve missed seeing the test flights of those beasts in the sky. Nice to have you back, my friend. Think of you often when I’m driving somewhere local and see a “Kay photo op”! shot. take care…
Even if they get it fixed I wonder how long it will be before our skies are busy with planes again.