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Old 10-19-2022, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by ImSoSuss View Post
If Congress ever grants them an extension it should only be done on the condition that these last two 737 variants are the last 737 varmints ever produced. You can only stretch a turd so much until it breaks. Time for Boeing to develop an all new NB 160 - 210 seat jet.

Edit: Caught a typo I made up there but after further review that word works too so I am leaving the statement as is.
Ha! Good edit. Perfect the way it is


I think Boeing would sign an agreement like that yesterday. They don't seem to have any interest in having anything more than the 4 variants of MAX 7/8/9/10. If this gets approved, this will still serve them well for the next 25-30 yr life cycle of airframes.
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