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Russia announces plan to ground all Boeing 737s in the country
theguardian.com ^
| 6 November 2015
| Reuters
Posted on 11/05/2015 11:00:45 PM PST by Berlin_Freeper
Russiaâs airline regulator said it was suspending flying certificates for Boeing 737s in use in the country until it receives notification that the planes are safe to fly.
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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Russia
KEYWORDS: aviation; boeing; boeing737; boeing737s; russia
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To: Berlin_Freeper
But, but... wasn’t the plane that went down in Sinai made by Airbus (an A321)?
To: tcrlaf
“This has to do with a crash in 2013, and likely the sanctions, as well.”
I can believe the bit about trade sanctions making it difficult to obtain certified spare parts for the 737s. But I thought the investigation into the 2013 crash blamed pilot error.
To: Neidermeyer
The TWA800 cover story had me fooled for about 5 seconds until I realized that we have 100,000,000 cars built since the 1990's in the USA which have in-tank electric fuel pumps ,,, all of which have some exposed wiring or the spade connectors on the pumps themselves and Iâve NEVER heard of a car exploding from a bad fuel pump despite far more volatile fuel... BADA-BING !!!
Not to mention the fact that you can drop a burning match in a container of jet fuel (or kerosene or diesel fuel) and all that happens is that the match goes out.
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Iron Munro
(<p> The wise have stores of choice food and oil but a foolish man devours all he has. Proverbs 21:20)
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