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<blockquote data-quote="GlockPride" data-source="post: 3214863" data-attributes="member: 12153">No and No.&nbsp; You do realize that the 737 airframe is the most commercially successful airframe in terms of numbers produced ever in history?&nbsp;&nbsp; It’s not going anywhere.&nbsp; Well, now it’s really not going anywhere in the sky.&nbsp; <img src="/images/smilies/new/hey3.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":hey3:" title="Hey3&nbsp; &nbsp; :hey3:" data-shortname=":hey3:" />From this article <a href="https://www.dallasnews.com/business/airlines/2019/03/12/boeing-737-max-8-pilots-complained-feds-months-suspected-safety-flaw" target="_blank">https://www.dallasnews.com/business/airlines/2019/03/12/boeing-737-max-8-pilots-complained-feds-months-suspected-safety-flaw</a>A spokesperson for Dallas-based Southwest Airlines told The News that it hasn&#039;t received any reports of issues with MCAS from its pilots, &quot;nor do any of our thousands of data points from the aircraft indicate any issues with MCAS.&quot;You realize Southwest has over 41,000 flights on nearly 90k flight hours on the Max?&nbsp;&nbsp; With ZERO reports of MCAS troubles.&nbsp; Zero. Zilch.&nbsp; Not one. I’d jump on one right now and go anywhere it could fly.&nbsp; I do wonder what the causes of these incidents are.&nbsp; I’m curious if there may be different software versions out there, language/translation issues, training or something that happens directly different from other models that these pilots have flown.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GlockPride, post: 3214863, member: 12153"] No and No. You do realize that the 737 airframe is the most commercially successful airframe in terms of numbers produced ever in history? It’s not going anywhere. Well, now it’s really not going anywhere in the sky. :hey3: From this article [URL]https://www.dallasnews.com/business/airlines/2019/03/12/boeing-737-max-8-pilots-complained-feds-months-suspected-safety-flaw[/URL] A spokesperson for Dallas-based Southwest Airlines told The News that it hasn't received any reports of issues with MCAS from its pilots, "nor do any of our thousands of data points from the aircraft indicate any issues with MCAS." You realize Southwest has over 41,000 flights on nearly 90k flight hours on the Max? With ZERO reports of MCAS troubles. Zero. Zilch. Not one. I’d jump on one right now and go anywhere it could fly. I do wonder what the causes of these incidents are. I’m curious if there may be different software versions out there, language/translation issues, training or something that happens directly different from other models that these pilots have flown. [/QUOTE]

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