The general public will ultimately decide whether the MAX series of aircraft will continue to fly. I know I wouldn&rsquo;t be happy being assured by Boeing that the issue(s) have been resolved. 
Geoffrey Morris 
Faulty simulator. Faulty plane. 
What could possibly go wrong, Boeing says. 
Jeffrey McCollum

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