Boeing or Airbus? - /int/ (#212343060) [Archived: 975 hours ago]

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 3:02:24 PM No.212343060

USA boeing 737 plunges in japan sadly nobody died

md5: d67840d89009e07b1660be91375a5dd7🔍

In your country, relatively speaking.

Replies: >>212343951 >>212343991 >>212344039 >>212344055 >>212344348 >>212344928

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 3:34:00 PM No.212343951

>>212343060 (OP)
BOMBardier

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 3:35:37 PM No.212343991

>>212343060 (OP)
Boeing has a lot of issues so Airbus.

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 3:37:01 PM No.212344029

i flew on a 737 recently and i was hoping it would crash but it didn't
fuck boeing

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 3:37:21 PM No.212344039

RHL_206_021625_JJ_0023_R

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>>212343060 (OP)
was their proper communication in the cockpit?

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 3:37:52 PM No.212344055

>>212343060 (OP)
Our national airines are in the process of switching their fleet from Boeing to Airbus (thank god)

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 3:43:30 PM No.212344225

I'm convinced Boeing uses shillbots on /trv/

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 3:47:45 PM No.212344348

>>212343060 (OP)
Airbus if you want to fly safely.
Boeing if you want to commit suicide.

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 4:01:55 PM No.212344740

>In accordance with emergency procedures, the flight descended to a safe altitude. It is important to clarify that rapid decompression did not occur. However, due to the potential for a decrease in cabin pressure, oxygen masks were deployed as a precautionary measure. The descent was conducted in accordance with standard safety protocols to ensure passenger and crew safety.
So just a censor said something is wrong

Anonymous

7/2/2025, 4:07:59 PM No.212344928

>>212343060 (OP)
if it's boeing i ain't going