> Last year, I was flying from Seattle to New York, and I purposely scheduled myself on a non-MAX airplane. I went to the gate. I walked in, sat down and looked straight ahead, and lo and behold, there was a 737-8/737-9 safety card. So I got up and I walked off. The flight attendant didn’t want me to get off the plane. And I’m not trying to cause a scene. I just want to get off this plane, and I just don’t think it’s safe. I said I purposely scheduled myself not to fly [on a MAX].
For me, this is the biggest issue. Even if I put in the effort and choose to avoid a specific plane, they will possibly just schedule the exact plane I don't want, AND try to keep me on the plane when I find out.
If they're going to keep this plane in the air (they shouldn't at this point), they need to be required to flash a big warning to ticket holders.
For me, this is the biggest issue. Even if I put in the effort and choose to avoid a specific plane, they will possibly just schedule the exact plane I don't want, AND try to keep me on the plane when I find out.
If they're going to keep this plane in the air (they shouldn't at this point), they need to be required to flash a big warning to ticket holders.