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In response to
"
Alaska re-grounding their 737 Max 9 fleet -- (link)
"
by
ty97
United as well -- (link)
Posted by
ty97
Jan 6 '24, 19:21
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https://twitter.com/AirlineFlyer/status/1743832341552779739
(twitter.com)
Responses:
Me, two hours ago: "Maybe I'll change my flight for the 19th just in case the Max 9 gets grounded for a while. It won't, but just in case...."
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ty97
Jan 6, 19:35
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Glad you changed -- nm
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Pippy 🏳️🌈 aka lady on the plane
Jan 6, 21:37
We have Alaska flights in April. Just watching at the moment. -- nm
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psilotum
Jan 6, 19:51
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The 737 Max 9 is (very roughly) about 21% of Alaska's fleet currently -- nm
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ty97
Jan 6, 19:53
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Checking the flight details. One is a "Boeing 737-9 MAX (ETOPS)"; return flight is a "Boeing 737-900 (Winglets)". -- nm
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psilotum
Jan 6, 19:58
1
The 737-9 MAX is basically the newer generation of the 737-900.
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ty97
Jan 6, 20:00
sounds like the hatch patch has some serious structure flaws being found on other max 900s -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jan 6, 19:42
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I'll wait to see what the NTSB/FAA have to say. Will be interesting to see if this is just the Max 9 or also extends to the prior gen 737-900s -- nm
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ty97
Jan 6, 19:43
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