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Hello Patrons!

It is finally here! The full version of the new video. Totalling nearly 1 hour 40 mins! 😮

I even surprised myself, the Alaska 1282 segment has turned out to be really strong. Of course, your thoughts are always much appreciated. Would y'all be cool with me dropping this Wednesday evening?

Though I am thrilled to have finally completed it, I am also happy to now put this video behind me.


Enjoy the video :)

Chloe 🩷

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MAX(imum) Decline❗🛬 The Collapse of the Boeing 737 Max - The Boeing Scandal - DISASTER BREAKDOWN

References and Additional Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w037-YDQmNJFwVLymIZDSWdB7fMMMNypqvmkAXRHP5E/ Join my Patreon to support the channel further. All Patrons get Early Access to all new videos before they go out publicly: https://www.patreon.com/DisasterBreakdown Twitter: https://twitter.com/Chloe_HowieCB BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/chloehowie.bsky.social The Boeing 737 Max has been in the news again recently. In this episode of Disaster Breakdown we take a look at why the plane was ended up in negative light in the first place, looking at Lion Air Flight 610, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 and the subsequent ground of the 737 Max. This video is certainly a journey. Its a story of airplane history, technical details and a system design to cut corners to secure a position in the airliner market. This is MAX(imum) Decline. Chapters 00:00 Lion Air Flight 610 16:00 A Product of its Time 29:41 MAX(imum) Decline 48:19 Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 1:00:03 Grounded 1:10:57 Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 1:29:03 Conclusion #aviation #boeing #737

Comments

Zero Blazer

Yeah, I can see that this was a video to get a point across. sometimes things like this are necessary.

Karl Heidemann

I've seen elsewhere 'complaints' about your "editorialization" in this video. Bollocks. Your perspectives are incisive and accurate. Your wit and occasional sarcasm most appropriately and pointedly highlight the inexcusable failures at Boeing (as they did regarding the rudder hardover debacle). Keep going!!