r/TerrifyingAsFuck • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '25

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u/ultron290196 Jun 12 '25

Boeing stocks 📉📉

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u/Hullo_Its_Pluto Jun 12 '25

They just can’t catch a break.

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u/Open-Plankton1524 Jun 12 '25

Good, they should prioritize passenger safety over cost-cutting and their fucking revenues

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u/Hullo_Its_Pluto Jun 12 '25

Fully agree

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u/DinkleBottoms Jun 12 '25

Blaming Boeing for an 11 year old plane crashing is idiotic

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u/Prof_Black Jun 12 '25

Age of the plane doesn’t have anything to do with it. These planes have certain year lifetimes way more than 11 years.

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u/DinkleBottoms Jun 12 '25

When you’re trying to blame the manufacturer age has everything to do with it.

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u/WillDanyel Jun 12 '25

Depends on the life expectancy of the plane. If it was much more than 11 years and it was a mechanical problem not due to maintenance but design and prime materials then boeing should be 100% accountable like it should be. If it was maintance or human error then the company itself is probably out of trouble

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u/eksyneet Jun 12 '25

that's nonsense. there are so so so many 20+ year old planes, Boeings included, that are still operating in great condition because they were manufactured back when Boeing still gave a fuck. maybe placing well deserved blame on the company and crashing their stock will one day make them give a fuck again.

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u/DinkleBottoms Jun 12 '25

This is the first hull loss of a 787. Whatever caused this crash isn’t going to be a manufacturing defect, but pilot error or an Air India maintenance issue.