Boeing plane's window cracks on transatlantic flight

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Another scare in the skies aboard a Boeing jet. A Virgin Atlantic flight to San Francisco from London had to turn back around and make a landing after a windscreen on the jet cracked while the plane was at 40,000 feet.
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@lanbaode 26 дней назад

Before: “If it’s not Boeing, I’m not going.” Now: “If it’s Boeing, I’m not going.”

@celebrityrog 27 дней назад

Keep in mind VIRGIN ATLANTIC is one of the safest airlines in history. They’ve never had a full hull loss nor a single fatality onboard any flight since its founding 40 years ago in 1984

@furiousninja133 27 дней назад

Touchwood

@zaqwsxcde54321 27 дней назад

nothing lasts forever

@RichardBarnett-hs1qy 27 дней назад

The above message has been brought to you by the PR folks at Virgin Atlantic. ........Or should I say "VIRGIN ATLANTIC."

@alonso071 27 дней назад

@@RichardBarnett-hs1qyna. Virgin is a luxury brand for the British. No kidding.

@MR-xc3sw 27 дней назад

That is impressive.

@johncrumpley8702 27 дней назад

At least the doors didn't fall off.

@hariranormal5584 27 дней назад

that's an improvement to me.

@zenster1097 27 дней назад

@@hariranormal5584 You take it where you can get it, I say.

@NightsOfTheRounds 27 дней назад

You forgot starliner leakages that prevent astronauts to return safely from the ISS 😂

@castlegate2015 26 дней назад

Let's just say that if you arrive at your destination on a Boeing, it's pure luck.

@misterfunnybones 27 дней назад

The media are hypersensitive to any airline incident now. That being said I did book my last flight on an Embraer E195.😂

@NarasimhaDiyasena 27 дней назад

It’s hop on the anti-Boeing bus now lol. Airbus is happy the extensive amount of corruption, corporate spying using French intelligence, overworked and underpayed workers, and cost cuts isn’t getting any airtime.

@DioTheGreatOne 27 дней назад

Embraer has the lowest crash rates

@misterfunnybones 26 дней назад

@@DioTheGreatOne for now...

@trickshotworld3369 26 дней назад

⁠@@DioTheGreatOne no, that’s bombardier. There have been a few embraer crashes, but both companies are very safe. However, Boeing and airbus are much bigger and make bigger planes, meaning more chances for mistakes.

@fra93ilgrande 26 дней назад

Embraer is a good plane 😅😂 I mean, it’s not a Boeing right?

@21AirDrop 27 дней назад

As a pilot, this has happened on different aircraft I’ve flown. From US Air Force C-130s to executive jets and airliners. This is not news.

@rotaryenginepete 27 дней назад

lol yep and it could have actually been the pilots who cracked it by using the deicing improperly

@MR-xc3sw 27 дней назад

Yeah it's still news . People should know .

@LEVELGAZANOW 27 дней назад

@@MR-xc3sw why? The public is stupid

@tringuyen7519 27 дней назад

⁠⁠@@LEVELGAZANOWIf Boeing is good with it, then the pilot should have deployed the oxygen masks & kept going to NYC! You said that this is routine!!! Right?

@LEVELGAZANOW 27 дней назад

@@tringuyen7519 When did I say it was routine? Why would you need to deploy oxygen masks (which only last 12-15 minutes) for a cracked windscreen? ETOPS flights have criteria for decision making of either to continue or return. A crazed windscreen isn’t necessarily an emergency but it does constitute difficulty for the pilots if the crazed windscreen is either the L1 or R1.

@lamontmiller1761 27 дней назад

At this point, if a toilet doesn't flush on a boeing jet, we will hear about it.

@hndflights 26 дней назад

As you should. You wanna be stuck on a 10 hour flight with nonfunctioning toilets? At this point it'll probably catch fire mid-flight.

@IO-zz2xy 27 дней назад

It is only the outer protective layer and not the thick main windshield I am led to believe. This does not compromise structural integrety or pressurization. It returned due to over cautious pilots and company regs as they should. BTW same has happened to Airbus aircraft on occations. Regards from an Airbus fanboy.

@hndflights 26 дней назад

Protective layers aren't supposed to fall off...Airbus or Boeing.

@rael5469 25 дней назад

Quite correct.

@BulletproofPastor 27 дней назад

The tire incident can't be put on Boeing. Tires, wheels, brakes, and bearings, are maintenance items commonly replaced and serviced by ground crews. UNLESS it the wheel was lost from a new delivery aircraft, it shouldn't be blamed on the manufacturer. Boeing has plenty to take blame for without tagging them for something out of their control.

@henryptung 27 дней назад

There's a fundamental problem with your reasoning - reasoning isn't profitable, and modern media revenue is driven by engagement, not quality. Just look at how much Alex Jones amassed selling delusion until he pissed it away through legal hubris and incompetence.

@j-ferrell144 26 дней назад

I fly at least 20 times a year and I am at the point that I am only flying airbus

@katwashere194 26 дней назад

People still flying on Boeing aircraft have some screws loose. And so does the plane.

@Xag2011 25 дней назад

“If it’s Boeing, I ain’t going, cause your gonna need towing”- Neil Armstrong 🚀👨‍🚀

@aristotlekumpis7095 27 дней назад

Seems that we are now hearing plane incidents every week now.

@river4462 26 дней назад

No surprise because of the inept people employed in corporate ahole america....they can not speak english many, so what do we expect? Follow directions? Hee hee hee

@TestingCase31 26 дней назад

There's multiple aircraft incidents every single month and it's been like that for decades. You can see them for yourself on Aviation Safety Network.

@smitty5890 26 дней назад

Yes aircraft have issues, not uncommon. But Boeing has issues like no other. Major quality problems. Saying aircrafts issues are common is out of line when you are talking about Boeing issues !

@prasenjittripura4691 24 дня назад

bcz u guys are stupi*d being hypersensitivity over boeing news, people who knows about aviation ,they know that this incident are common in aviation industry

@ronwatkins5775 27 дней назад

Let's be fair here, cracked windscreens happen occasionally. No announcement as to the reason for the crack has been mentioned. In any event, Boeing doesn't make the windows, and if it was a window defect that would fall on the supplier. Personally I wouldn't jump the gun and blame Boeing for this, you just have to wait to see if any analysis or investigation is performed and if any results are provided. Im not a Boeing fan, but just trying to be fair.

@uraymeiviar 27 дней назад

its still boeing fault because, quality check is bad... there are no aircraft manufacturer produce all of the component in house, most of them are outsourced, its boooeing responsibility to check them

@ronwatkins5775 27 дней назад

@@uraymeiviar Many of the parts are built by the same companies for all MFG's. Glass is produced in such a way that detecting micro-fractures and micro-defects would require significant increase in cost to the MFG. They don't do that. It is not something a visual inspection can usually detect. The defects can be at a scale that only be discovered with advanced scanning technology. Regardless of the best intentions of the MFG there is still a statistical probability that a defect will occur at some point. There is no perfect MFG process and likewise no perfect way to detect defects. Such cracks happen infrequently but still do happen. It could have just as easily been a Airbus or Bombardier.

@uraymeiviar 27 дней назад

@@ronwatkins5775 then there is the problem, to reduce cost they dont do that

@ThomasS-jf9kf 27 дней назад

Boeing doesn't make the fuselages of the 737 and 787 either. But they do manufacture quality inspection results.

@RichardBarnett-hs1qy 27 дней назад

If there is now unfair criticism of Boeing, they brought it on themselves. Failure is their brand.

@letzgobrandon5007 27 дней назад

I wonder who will get wacked over this one?

@stevemoore-nx8cq 27 дней назад

That’s it. From now on, I’m driving my car from america to Europe.

@AZ-rg3rf 27 дней назад

rip then brudda

@mlee6136 24 дня назад

Or take airbus

@thatonebeone 27 дней назад

IT IS SAFE TO FLY

@antoniobabb1938 26 дней назад

So they say

@chrisbrowne4669 27 дней назад

At no point were passengers in danger, the pilots had goggles.

@Hans-gb4mv 27 дней назад

The windows are layered, only the outer layer cracked. And this can happen. There can be multiple reasons for this, but in this case it is safe to say that this is not a manufacturing defect. It could have been the result of improper maintenance but also a birdstrike or just a defect in the glass.

@enfantterrible4868 27 дней назад

@@Hans-gb4mv found the David Calhoun burner account

@Qwami 24 дня назад

@@Hans-gb4mv Bird strike?? Which bird flies at 40,000 feet?? The griffon vultures are the only birds that can reach 37,000 feet and those are found in Africa only

@timotiheyeski8428 27 дней назад

If it's Boeing, I aint going. :)

@SkyBear0509 27 дней назад

It's okay, Millions people are going , every minute , every where 🤣

@TheAllMightyGodofCod 27 дней назад

They are. Indeed they are. But.... how long will they keep on going @SkyBear0509?

@Issthi 27 дней назад

Are you stupid? You are much more likely to be struck by lightning or die from an asteroid hitting your home than you are flying with Boeing. LOL!

@LEVELGAZANOW 27 дней назад

Funny, do you drive in a car? Every single car manufacturer has had massive recalls and lawsuits, however, you sit your butt in one every day. Your comment is simply ignorant. This is not a manufacturer issue. Parts fatigue and break. You should look up how many incidents have happened on Airbus this year. Try to be educated and not a media sheep.

@pnwlion9337 27 дней назад

Excellent a spare seat thanks

@sonnymarino7904 27 дней назад

"A Boeing Jet" well. that narrows it down to 2 Boeing jets 737 & 787....

@earconscious 26 дней назад

There are still 717, 747, 757, 767 & 777 in the skies as well.

@jagrutijoshi6113 26 дней назад

Wow hope all are ok now.

@williambudd2850 27 дней назад

It will take a while for all the poor quality workmanship and poor quality parts to show up in boeing aircraft made in the last few years. Mean while, I don’t plan on flying anywhere for a couple of years or more. I would rather drive several days cross country than fly it in several hours. My gut gut feeling is that now is not the time to be flying. Sure, boeing will talk a good story on changes made to increase quality, what else can they do, but its to late to fix bad quality that already went out the door.

@-fz1yg 27 дней назад

I agree, and very good advice.

@Emilyz1337 27 дней назад

"safe to fly" remember when they added the MCAS to the max and didn't tell anyone and still insisted it was safe to fly after the first crash when they knew it was their fault but chose to stay silent and blame the pilots instead and let another plane crash the same way? Yeah I trust them if they say it's safe 🤡

@kdaltex 27 дней назад

This happens commonly. Thermal stress often cracks the outer windscreen layer.

@reginaldminnis7245 27 дней назад

Wow! Just wow! 😮

@misterguts 27 дней назад

0:50 "Boeing has been under public scutiny since a door panel blew out mid-flight..." Oh yea? Really? You're gonna bring that up again? When is a brother gonna get a break?

@buildingourdaydream9804 26 дней назад

Could it be the poor quality PPG windshields on the 787?

@CAM-wk3dj 27 дней назад

Dang! They can’t catch a break!! They just need to reboot and start fresh-

@gamingbigfats3934 27 дней назад

Call your airline and tell them You don’t want to fly Boeing planes. ❤AIRBUS ❤

@KennethGreenCMP 27 дней назад

And TWO planes that nosed dived into the ground.

@LEVELGAZANOW 27 дней назад

Which both were because of pilot inexperience and not the buzzword “MCAS.”

@-fz1yg 27 дней назад

@@LEVELGAZANOW Pilot inexperience??? BOEING decided Training on the MCAS system was not necessary because of the COST! The pilots had no idea howe to handle the situation. You dont know what you are talking about!

@LEVELGAZANOW 27 дней назад

@@-fz1yg Guess what genius, Boeing did not want to put MCAS on the aircraft. Guess who MADE them? I’ll give you three letters. Keep trying sweetness.

@LEVELGAZANOW 27 дней назад

@@-fz1yg before you go on your obvious rant of engines being too big or positioned too far forward, I have flown the MAX multiple times in manual reversion and it’s much easier to control than an NG. Keep making sheep statements because it’s humorous

@-fz1yg 27 дней назад

@@LEVELGAZANOW OH so you are Pilot. Sure you are. Maybe you pilot a garbage truck? There is no end to your BS sugarbritches!!

@philiptan2051 25 дней назад

Boeing did it again. A crack of the windscreen suggests a quality problem which could be caused by the subcontractor who delivered the windscreen. But, nevertheless it is Boeing’s responsibility to ensure the required quality of the whole aircraft.

@dmitch1991 26 дней назад

I would imagine if the windscreen were to completely fail, it would probably, "further impact", their, "customers, and", their, "scedules".

@djSmokeShow 24 дня назад

Boeing was being ran by an accountant, not an engineer. You may not think that matters, I do.

@nonstops_aviation 27 дней назад

If the FAA doesn't order a grounding, than it is safe to fly on :) (IK the 787s were grounded before but it wasn't for window issues)

@oscarjohnson9156 27 дней назад

Beginning to wonder of all those WWII bombers built by Boeing that went down were due to enemy action.

@ascherlafayette8572 27 дней назад

Like the B-17? The airplane that was known for repeatedly returning to base after absorbing literal artillery shells and fighter airplane wings?

@rhoefferle 26 дней назад

Douche

@oscarjohnson9156 26 дней назад

@@ascherlafayette8572 I flew in a B-17 named the Nine-O-Nine a few years ago at an airshow in Bridgeport Ct. I realize it was an ancient restored aircraft, but some time after my flight It crashed at Bradley Airport in Hartford. The investigation was more than a little ambiguous as to cause citing both Pilot error, lack of maintenance, and engine failure.

@Cursory3 24 дня назад

Boeing was actually a great company back then

@LittleBudd13 27 дней назад

May you be blessed with the health of a 45 year old Boing whistle blower.

@smitty5890 26 дней назад

Airbuses new add " We are not Boeing. !!

@chicago2370 26 дней назад

Thai what happens when companies care more about profits than safety

@TrainerAQ 26 дней назад

At least the passengers aren't stuck in the middle of the ocean like the astronauts in the ISS

@ianpatrick23 27 дней назад

Yikes!

@mrackerm5879 27 дней назад

the boeing GONG SHOW continues - this could be a random event, but with boeing, it has proven to be systematic.

@LEVELGAZANOW 27 дней назад

Or you’re just a media sheep

@TestingCase31 26 дней назад

So what about when a windshield panel completely failed on an Airbus in 2018 leading to one of the pilots being sucked out?

@thefpvlife7785 27 дней назад

When I fly, I make certain that it’s not on a Boeing aircraft.

@martingonzalez9399 26 дней назад

Rest assured, it could never happen to Airbus, gulfstream, or learjet. Flight deck windows are not manufactured by Boeing or Airbus. Most are manufactured by a company called PPG or Philadelphia Plexiglass. Also, a friendly reminder that airplanes are machines just like cars and they break.

@erbol0011 27 дней назад

More than likely window of inferior quality

@sx300pilot5 27 дней назад

Really a non-event. This happens randomly and it’s not isolated to Boeing. I’ve had it happen on Bombardier and Cessna executive jets as well. The windscreens are heated and the thermal expansion/contraction over time can stress them. Throw in a random window heat controller failure and it will overheat the window and cause this as well…

@imapilot4 27 дней назад

Happens all the time. Sensationalized news. The windows have multiple layers (redundancy) just like almost every important system on an airliner.

@C0caCola583 26 дней назад

What’s next? Wings falling off?

@ronaldrhoades9783 27 дней назад

considering all the problems that boeing has had and is having it should prove that their CEO is not worth 32.5 million a year and yet they only give the most skilled the workers only a 1% pay raise i am glad i no longer fly because i would not step foot on a new Boeing plane

@darrelwestcott4986 25 дней назад

At least the doors stayed locked.

@jonathonbaker-guntang4163 27 дней назад

How ridiculous, the flight deck window would have held if it was only the outer layer. Inconveniencing all those people and everything. Airlines!

@unclejoe8279 27 дней назад

Today I have a headache BTW two months ago my cousin's feet hurt.

@DarkPrincessOfLight 27 дней назад

The government NEEDS TO SHUT BOEING DOWN

@JayJayAviation 26 дней назад

Not sure if you realize how catastrophic that would be

@rael5469 25 дней назад

Boeing doesn't make the windshields. It's PPG or Pilkington or someone like that.

@jennifershanks453 27 дней назад

I’m starting to not want to fly anymore!

@BinyaameenMemi 27 дней назад

why are 797s breaking

@denisecaccese830 23 дня назад

Gee, what a surprise.

@rachmadsuhartono 27 дней назад

Oh come on, boeing, not again

@kanchanananayakkara8959 25 дней назад

No need an expert to state that it is safe to fly. It is safe to fly till a Boeing crashes due to a manufacturing issue..

@UnitedAsia 27 дней назад

Its plane parts are randomly falling off/break, and two of its whistleblowers were murdered dead. Uuhmmm, anyone wants to fly Boeing.?..😄😄

@SkyBear0509 27 дней назад

Airbus killed them, it was obvious ,follow the money

@admiral_franz_von_hipper5436 27 дней назад

Fun fact, an Airbus blew up one of its engines this week in CT. Like left parts on the runway blew up. But you don’t hear or care about news reports about that, do you?

@silvertongue3003 27 дней назад

You’d swear that Titan submersible used parts supplied by Boeing… Oh wait, it did

@Kvsavage 27 дней назад

"Saftey is a priority here at Boeing"

@ivanpadilla1936 27 дней назад

They must ground all Boeing aircraft. This is getting ridiculous.

@mikehunter1483 27 дней назад

This is normal. This happens all day, every day. Happens on the planes the company I work for owns which are Gulfstreams. There’s several layers so when the outer pane cracks all you do is get it replaced. This is literally not news and the fact this news station decided to report this shows they’re digging for anything because of the Boeing hype. This would be like reporting someone got a flat tire on the side of the road. It’s literally not an issue at all.

@ascherlafayette8572 27 дней назад

You don't know what you're talking about, and the media is trying to sensationalize this scandal by plucking at strings.

@seriessplayer62747 27 дней назад

Ground all their jets? That’s ridiculous, name one 787 fatal accident. I can name plenty of airbus a330 ones.

@God7ODTaxationIsTheft 27 дней назад

Profits over safety What can go wrong

@jctai100 27 дней назад

Made in America, go COMAC 😂😂

@nueat6 27 дней назад

nah we go Airbus before comac

@The_Happy_Aviation_Enthusiast 26 дней назад

Let’s hope that there will not be another fatal Boeing crash. Good to know that those flight incidents have not led to a crash yet. Wish Boeing all the best and improve air safety! ✈️

@wavemotionpilot6035 26 дней назад

Cracks may happen. It’s inevitable. Pressure differences and material fatigue.

@Wizardof 26 дней назад

Corporations are people! SUE!!!!!! Then the Roohburrrts court will cherry pick.🙄🙄

@dragonsboon2316 27 дней назад

I almost got a job with Boeing. I’m so glad I didn’t

@raytang76 27 дней назад

What are you going to do now?

@dragonsboon2316 27 дней назад

I ended up getting a job at a factory that makes gas compressors instead

@raytang76 27 дней назад

@@dragonsboon2316 Best wishes on your future!

@SkyBear0509 27 дней назад

Tell me please : if your 15 year old Toyota Camry windshield cracked on freeway, is it your issue? Or Toyota issue ?

@nueat6 27 дней назад

@@dragonsboon2316 wow they are really just hiring anybody on the streets nowadays huh. Boeing was just thinking of how to make their wallets heavier.

@bigmungus4864 27 дней назад

As much as Boeing is under heat we also need to look at the airlines too as they maintain these aircraft

@MrYoungkimba 27 дней назад

This is not a story worthy of being tied to Boeings other problems. This happens! It happened to me at 38,000 feet…we diverted and landed and I got to spend a night in Singapore. That’s why there’s the redundancy of having a double paned windows up there!

@aa777flyer 27 дней назад

Boeing does not make the windscreens, this happens on Airbus as well. Although rare, it does happen.

@hilman94 27 дней назад

it's sichuan airlines flight 8633, an airbus a-319

@monis9198 26 дней назад

what else is new...

@CliveCharlton 26 дней назад

What are load of scare mongering! Windscreen crack from time to time! It’s not as though the aircraft is going to depressurise all of a sudden, and it can happen to any make of aircraft. It’s not a problem solely for Boeing.

@MEOWMIX305 27 дней назад

And?? What else is new? Just another Monday at Boeing..

@keith3970 27 дней назад

And now...let's hear from the experts.

@unggrabb 27 дней назад

It was at 35000 feet, not 40000

@veegtec 27 дней назад

makes all the difference

@unggrabb 27 дней назад

@@veegtec huge

@Moondoggy1941 27 дней назад

Remember THEY do not want to say you cannot fly just that you would be crazy to want to.

@pirate3599 26 дней назад

Funny, for years it was okay to keep flying with a cracked window, I've done it many times, it was a non issue

@jehusaunders8482 26 дней назад

Airbus needs to stop poking their Boeing voodoo doll

@mikehunter1483 27 дней назад

This is normal. It happens so often it never gets reported. How is this news?

@marktwaine9344 26 дней назад

just put some duct tape on it, it'll be fine...

@dmiserv2093 26 дней назад

Recently many problems not only on earth but also in sky 😁

@randyjax09 27 дней назад

I am done flying. This is getting ridiculous.

@aviarage9069 27 дней назад

You'll still fly lmao

@randyjax09 27 дней назад

@@aviarage9069 Not when the planes are falling apart on a regular basis. No thanks!

@TestingCase31 26 дней назад

@@randyjax09 So if your car's windshield cracks from a rock you're going to be done with driving as well? Stop being ridiculous.

@galaticwarrior213 27 дней назад

If it’s unknown airlines I’m not going

@tapiocamango 27 дней назад

The media won’t leave Boeing alone 😂

@calvinnickel9995 27 дней назад

Haha… I love a dog pile more than anything on horrible corporations…. but the windshield was probably made by PPG.. and they crack all of the time. I’ve had two windshields shatter on my pressurized aircraft. Like car windshields.. they are triple layered with a middle acrylic layer so it won’t break apart. We took turns with a 10 lbs sledgehammer on an unserviceable windshield from a 737 and none of us could break it in two.

@scottlewisparsons9551 26 дней назад

Just another media go at Boeing. Windscreen issues are not uncommon on all types of commercial aircraft

@dinogoncalves9543 21 день назад

Another sensacional hysteria news. That's happen with all manufacturers. I remember a recent similar incident with a brand new TAP Airbus A339 , transatlantic return to Lisbon after windshield cracks

@paintinout3709 24 дня назад

Can happen

@rl332 27 дней назад

Yeah… I ain’t flying anytime soon…

@aviarage9069 27 дней назад

looks like someone cant do their research-

@rl332 27 дней назад

@@aviarage9069 tf you talking about. have you not been hearing all the boeing stuff lately? talk about research.

@aviarage9069 27 дней назад

@@rl332 You clearly just listen to media without taking a closer look, yes these incidents are happening, but some are due to the airlines lack of maintenance of the aircraft, but everyone points the finger at Boeing.

@rl332 27 дней назад

@@aviarage9069 Sure some are due to lack of maintenance. But that doesn't excuse the fact that boeing has been taking shortcuts when it comes to safety. There's a reason why boeing is under investigation and whistlebowers from engineers safety department are coming out. There's an obvious coincidence to the recent number off issues and boeing in general.

@TestingCase31 26 дней назад

@@rl332 Please stop. This particular incident has nothing to do with Boeing or the safety of the aircraft being compromised. These kind of incidents will always happen, same way cars will always have flat tires and cracked windshields. The aircraft in this incident is a Boeing 787 which has a flawless safety record and no deaths. It makes zero sense in completely blaming Boeing for a windshield issue when in 2018 a windshield panel on an Airbus completely failed and one of the pilots were sucked out.

@norduferhandel4512 27 дней назад

Nothing burger, this happens occasionally, the windscreens are laminated from several layers up to 2 inches thick.

@bg1616 27 дней назад

Didn't they fall out recently though

@norduferhandel4512 27 дней назад

@@bg1616 No, that would be almost impossible to blow out a laminated windscreen. The windscreen is secured in a metal frame and the metal frame is fastened to the airframe by at least 50 or more screws which are torqued and retorqued after initial installation.

@etops.flight 24 дня назад

Boeing don’t make the windshields and windows of the cockpit. It happens more than you think. Due to their multilayer construction, they are designed not to be fully breached when damaged. People should learn more about engineering than just react to the hype. So much more going on in the world that you just let slip by without even batting an eye-lid…………..

@yog4042 27 дней назад

Millenials and Gen X already made flying unsafe. Imagine what Gen Z will do

@Cursory3 24 дня назад

Elaborate...

@yog4042 24 дня назад

@@Cursory3lots of crashes due to negligent maintenance, and a general decline of both IQ and ethics in the workplace… might be skizzo talk XD

@Cursory3 24 дня назад

@@yog4042First of all IQ doesn’t mean anything and definitely is not an indicator if someone can do the job or not as it’s understood IQ doesn’t test all thing.

@f1lap1 27 дней назад

again a BOEING

@xinma6034 26 дней назад

Bad plane

@profitpurpose 27 дней назад

must have been a fake part

@maacha286 27 дней назад

Mexicans made it

@jackmorris1068 27 дней назад

@geelee2964 27 дней назад

Just another window crack, don’t blame it on Boeing just because it makes your news headline hotter. These news channels are full of exaggerations!

@WalkawayRene12 27 дней назад

Never ending problems every day for Boeing

@jesseordonez5088 27 дней назад

Good Lord.

@martingonzalez9399 26 дней назад

If I remember correctly, flight deck windows are not manufactured by Boeing or Airbus and yes they do crack once in a while. Maybe the media should get their information and stories straight before making dramatic stories up.