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"The US aviation regulator has blocked Boeing from expanding production of its most popular plane, citing concerns about the manufacturer’s quality control after a door panel blew out of a 737 Max 9 plane this month.
“Let me be clear: this won’t be back to business as usual for Boeing,” said Michael Whitaker, head of the Federal Aviation Administration. “We will not agree to any request from Boeing for an expansion in production or approve additional production lines for the 737 Max until we are satisfied that the quality control issues uncovered during this process are resolved.”
The announcement late on Wednesday came weeks after a mid-flight breach of the fuselage on a Boeing 737 Max 9 operated by Alaska Airlines in early January, terrifying passengers and raising questions about the safety of air travel. The FAA ordered the model grounded until extensive inspections and maintenance took place."
On a side issue, shame 'puncture' aka sage has been deleted yet again. What a waste of time writing all those posts just to see them vanish like that. I never even got the chance to read them. I also think DT should get a permanent ban for posting fake photos.
Then buy some. Man if investing was as easy as following institutions forecasts it what not be a challenge anymore.
I see you have not had a word with your mate the Brummie. The more he posts the more stupid he looks. This morning he is accusing posters of stalking him. how rich is that.
Deutsche Bank put a TP of €26 on the World's largest capitalisation Airline.
Hit the nail on the head when he suggested as I mentioned that Boeing need to jack up their quality assurance and control in response to the recent occurrence.
Aircraft unfortunately cannot pull on to the hard shoulder if something is amiss.
Now JH you need to have a word with your buddy the Brummie sea hunt assuming it is not to late. I mean who gets out of bed on a Sunday morning and decides the highlight of the day will be to troll someone on a bb of a share he had never heard of. How sad is that. He needs help as his mental state is wobbly.
What a lucky man you are JH not to have the balls to invest here. Why so quiet? Could it be that your hero is 8% further away from his bonus now than he was at the beginning of the year.
Sorry. “located and easy fix”
well panic over with the max 9. fails locarptedvand easy fix. boeing will get their ****d kicked but it will all forgotten in a few months time.
The reason air travel is the safest form of transport is mainly due to the quality assurance and quality control procedures that have to be adhered to in the manufacture and assembly of aircraft components. The "plug" will have been manufactured to a process planning sheet which details each operation and inspection criteria. When the component is completed a 100% inspection will be performed both dimensionally and physically. The assembly process will follow similar lines. Obviously it appears something went wrong. From time to time the aircraft manufacturers need a kick up the backside for probably short cutting and further safety will be the benefactor. This time no fatalities occurred.
Luckily there were no fatalities this time but if the door had popped out a few thousand feet higher potentially would have been a major tragedy. Seems to be grave concerns about the Max models and also Boeing’s recent safety issues. Are airlines pushing the manufacturers to cut corners and push out the planes without sufficient safety checks? Inevitably delays on delivery and additional checks and scrutiny will cost airlines but one more accident with Max would be disastrous. Many other stocks do not carry this risk. SELL.
Hopefully it was human error. Will we ever see €20?
Thefrogman. It is starting to look like the culprits for the loss of the fuselage “plug” is loose attachment bolts. Now obviously quality control will come under the spotlight. A set torque would be allocated to these bolts and no doubt wire locked. The structure is supplied by Spirit and the fitting is their responsibility. Spirit shares dropped 20% on opening and I think worse is to follow.
Only drop of 1.77% this morning so market's confidence in Uncle Mikey only slightly dented.
When the Doomster posts it is time to get out then it is a racing certainty that then is the time to get in as the market and the Doomster are the best example of 100% negative correlation.
Not good. Time to get out while you can. Shares are risky enough without this kind of stuff added to the mix. Nobody knows how big a fall for RYA this time but for sure will deter big investors going forward. Investors hate uncertainty. Seems the 737 Max has had a lot of problems. All those 737 Max planes that O'Leary bought will be a big liability for RYA one day.
Ryanair have 84 max8 of a fleet of 302.
Frogman. Just to add that anyone flying Rya now will probably be on a Max 8. Now who knows or cares. Unfortunately the market will
Thefrogman. Almost right. There are no airlines in Europe flying the configuration of the Max 9 which is subjected to the SB issued by the FAA. Airlines whose cabin configuration seats a number of passengers that is less than the number requiring an extra access door have the area effected "plugged" Airlines who carry a number of passengers that require the additional door are not subject to the SB at this stage.
There are no 737-9 flying in Europe 737-8s only. Hopefully tomorrow's drop will be less than 10% , Ryanair were €16 euros last January and they probably will see that again this coming week, I hope I'm wrong.
As I mentioned recently you haven’t got the balls. What is it with you anyway. Out of your last dozen posts only one is on a bb where you say you own shares. Are you with the Brummie sea hunt in a care home with SFA to do?
Sloopy
you appear to be slow on the uptake.
as already posted looks like this could present a very good buying opportunity. Do you believe I should sit on the sidelines and await on a possible Rights Issue being raised by Ryanair at a 45% discount. Before you answer bear in min that Ryanair anticipating €2 billion plus profits in coming year.
The incident involving the Alaska Max 9 is reverberating this morning. The Boeing 737 Max series can be configured internally to an airlines requirement re the number of seats. The only problem is when an airline wants to squash the passengers in they reach a number where the FAA/CAA require additional access doors. Boeing design the aircraft with this in mind and in the Alaska case because with the seating configuration they use the number of passengers they accommodate is below the threshold requiring a further access door they plug the gap with a permanently closed “door” Obviously Rya. want to squash as many in as possible so the extra door is used as such. The aircraft was new so obviously fatigue is not a problem. I would think the latching of the permanent plug will become a focus point. Finding the door is important. Now this incident should not affect Rya but it will.
Looks like a superb buying opportunity is about to present itself so must get ready to avail of it.
Perhaps I should take the wizard Doomster's advise and await on Ryanair effecting a Rights Issue .Must make sure not to confuse the apples and pears LOL.
Will ignore your stupid comments because to be honest that is all you are good for.
Now a very serious occurrence has just happened which could floor this sp. a Boeing Max 9 has blown a door in flight. Now as all the 737 Max’s have similar fuselage structures this could result in a very expensive inspection programme that may result in a grounding. Now Rya are heavily into Max’s and they will be sweating at this very moment.
So sloopy is 24 to be the same as 23 - repeated yawning posts pertaining to lying by the pool etc etc.
be careful as you may turn into a whale - sizewise.
See JH is starting off this year posting the same garbage he has consistently churned out for years. Forget Doug’s friend if you truly thought this sp was going to hit €25 why haven’t you got the balls to invest. Only post if you have something to say of any value.
No doubt but Ryanair's SP shall be on the rise tomorrow following the Doomster's good news. Good to see that Ryanair manage their expenditure so successfully.
hope you had the presence of mind to advise your friend t invest in Ryanair. with their SP expected to hit €25 in coming year the cost of a meal or sandwich will be the leaast of her troubles.
would recommend to the Doomster to be careful of the use of his descriptive language - could be on receiving end defamatory law suit.