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Daniel Radosh@radosh.bsky.social |
You know, if Boeing just denied that a piece of the plane fell off the media would be obliged, in the name of balance, to cover the story as a debate over perceptions rather than one of airline safety
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Ed Morrish
@edmorrish.bsky.social
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“Passengers Say A Wing Fell Off Their Plane; Boeing Say It Didn’t. In The Heartlands, Opinion Is Divided.”
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Al
@al--s.bsky.social
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They're sort of attempting this, again on the 737-MAX, with regards the switch that could make the from of the engine fall off and into the engine
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fungible thadius🍥
@fungiblethadius.bsky.social
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It’s just legitimate airline discourse
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BearPondBoy🍦
@bearpondboy.bsky.social
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*applause*
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Rotanen ♾️
@rotanen.bsky.social
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In this rural Oregon diner, one man says a piece of the plane landed in his farm. Another man says planes aren't real.
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Andy Pearlman
@apearlma.bsky.social
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technically known as buslighting
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DexterSaysMeow
@dextersaysmeow.bsky.social
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😼hee.
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@la-crystal.bsky.social
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The business section might speculate on whether passengers may now get great discounts on those 'exit row' seats, but only on certain aircraft models.
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InspectorHound
@inspectorhound.bsky.social
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They told the touched because you can't gaslight people if the oxygen is getting sucked out of the plane.
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Orlean Cooper
@orleancooper.bsky.social
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"Just look at what DE&I does."
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Isobel Carr
@isobelcarr.com
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Look, Boeing says it's a feature, and besides, other planes have engines that occasionally burst into flames. Why aren't you talking about that?!!!
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Skelekate
@skelekate.bsky.social
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“After the alleged plane kablooey…”
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Sean Eric Fagan
@kithrup.bsky.social
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Think how many opeds the NYT would be morally obligated to publish.
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Robert Atkins
@ratkins.net
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787s are fine right? Because I’m currently in seat 15D of one about to take off.
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Paula Dixon
@peoplepaula.bsky.social
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I don’t understand the media reports about this. They’re all like “a small window came loose.” I’ve seen the TikTok videos - the whole bottom fell off the plane and the emergency exits popped out. Why tf is the media downplaying the severity of the situation??
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Grudging Signup
@grudgingsignup.bsky.social
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"How much ventilation is too much? Meet the passengers who like it breezy - and the airlines that are changing to accommodate them."
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Warhammerchick
@celticdragon1.bsky.social
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Three customers at this diner in Ohio have competing theories from Facebook....
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MAT-AT
@08mms.bsky.social
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They should try this approach: youtu.be/3m5qxZm_JqM?...
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Elizabeth, Knife-Shoe Enthusiast
@furiosalizabeth.bsky.social
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I swear I saw a headline today that said something like "after window is said to detach" instead of "after window detaches"
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Amanda Smith
@amandasmith.bsky.social
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“After the window seemingly detached itself”
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The Cleric
@thecleric.bsky.social
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If it was a cop plane we’d hear that “the plane was involved in a pressure differential incident leading to a larger cabin atmospheric interface than normal”
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Jon Danziger
@danziger.bsky.social
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“Some say the story is a fabrication. Only time will tell.”
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niā
@niassu.bsky.social
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did this actually happen
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❀°。der Siebenschläfer *.ﾟ✿ ⋆
@sababausa.bsky.social
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“University of Wisconsin professor of avionics engineering and former pilot Melinda Kettler expressed concern that the industry was becoming complacent about safety and reliability. Some commercial passengers disagree. “I think it’s fine,” said Howard Boeing-Welch. “It might get windy, that’s all.””
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@xiangul.bsky.social
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This is, what i'm thinking about the whole time. Sorry for that. www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5q...
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Fred Huddlestun
@fhuddlestun.bsky.social
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They would report it by saying the plane didn't need that part anyway.
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Secrecy Envelope
@bigstape.bsky.social
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What's your problem with commemorative waist gun positions?
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@processanalyzer.bsky.social
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Antifa ripped the glue off the fuselage.
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Jay Schiavone
@jaytingle.bsky.social
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The Times would lead the way.
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Semih Masat
@semihmasat.bsky.social
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How do you spend this much time and money to build something and this happens? I know it’s a complicated marvel of engineering at the end and requires a lot of efforts but still. Isn’t the safety and reliability is the first thing that needs addressing? If those are not improved what’s their goal?
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