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Subject: Re: Boeing Says It's Open to Changing the Name of the 737 Max to Something That's Not Associated With Plane Crashes
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"Miloch" wrote in message news:qec5if02men@drn.newsguy.com...
>
> more at
> https://gizmodo.com/boeing-says-its-open-to-changing-the-name-of-the-737-ma-1835614102
>
> After three months of being grounded following two fatal crashes in
> Ethiopia and Indonesia, the 737 Max may be up for a rebranding.
>
> Boeing’s chief financial officer Greg Smith said on Monday at the Paris
> Air Show that the aerospace company is considering changing the name of
> its now infamous airplane, Bloomberg reports.
That's like back in the old days it wasn't uncommon to change the name of a
seriously ill child in order to "throw the angel of death off the tracks"...
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