Boeing 737 suffers gear failure upon landing at George Bush Intercontinental Airport

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[janetjanet998]

United Airlines Boeing 737 Max 8 suffers gear failure upon landing at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas

[janetjanet998]

Another one

[janetjanet998]

Anyone keeping a scorecard of these ?

Source
https://rumble.com/v4i0ht9-boeing-737-suffers-gear-failure-upon-landing-at-george-bush-intercontinenta.html

[allendale]

Beginning to think that Boeing is the victim of a foreign industrial sabotage campaign. If a country like China is making huge investments to produce commercial aircraft, their efforts would be immensely aided by knocking Boeing off its traditional perch.

[Bobbyvotes]

Chicoms are ruthless.

[eyeamok]

You only need the gear for taking off, it will always land wether you have landing gear or not.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

But a lot of these are AIRLINE maintenance failures. I suspect the airline maintenance crews and ground crews are very woke.

The three obvious Boeing problems are the two MAX crashes (MCAS software) and the door plug over Portland.

[Aevery_Freeman]

But at least the maintenance crew was diverse!

[lgjhn23]

...and another one down, another one down; another one bites the dust.....

DEI = DIE

[FlingWingFlyer]

I think “the minimum wage” has gotten a little too high.

[pierrem15]

Was just thinking the same. If it were just sloppy maintenance, we should expect at least some Airbus planes to be affected as well.

Could also be the French: they have a fairly extensive industrial espionage program. Macron is pushing French arms in Europe now that US aid for Ukraine is stymied. Plus we seem (with reason) to be a contemptible weakling under the "Biden" junta.

Or could be someone shorting Boeing.

[Aevery_Freeman]

You're right!

We should call it "taking off" gear, you will land with or without it.

[NorthMountain]

United is VERY PROUD of its “diversity” ...

[cuban leaf]

The company is “Boeing” in name only since the merger. It’s really McDonnell Douglas. And the company’s “personality” and internal dealings are of the latter.

[NorthMountain]

Takeoff is optional.

Landing is mandatory.

I’d rather be down here wishing I was up there, than be up there wishing I was down here. (I’ve been in both situations ...)

[cuban leaf]

See my post above this one.

[Mopp4]

So glad I retired and don’t have to travel for business any more!

[cuban leaf]

This does beg the question, “how did they change the design and manufacturing process of these planes?” The 737, in general, has a massive reliability record.

Or are we just becoming a nation generally in decline, where the old stuff is better than the new stuff?

[EEGator]

4 since yesterday…

[eyeamok]

I like to remind the students getting their multi, which is usually the first time they are in retractable, that the plane will land without the gear, you just need it to take off again.

[libh8er]

DEI = IED = DIE