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They should keep it as a reminder of when the company wasn't diversified shit.

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Yes. That this aircraft will probably see 80+ years of service before it's out of the skies is simply amazing.

Not going to do that today, Airbus can't even make one for 20 years.

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In the glory days when they allowed passengers

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That was when riding an aircraft was an experience. (And probably cost quite a bit comparatively.)

I first flew when it was a $99 round trip to Chicago. Did more than a few weekend turnarounds there just because.

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Now Boeing makes planes that can barely fly, crash into the ground, and cheapening out on materials and construction. Remember when Boeing could self certify planes because they were that reliable? Pepperidge farm remembers

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We need to celebrate the carbon output of all these planes to remind people how evil white people are. This explains all the sudden deaths.

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The DC-3 is nearing 100 years of service. Let's use that one.

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Boeing went from being an Engineering firm with a sales-office, to being a Marketing-firm with an engineering division.

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They make their money on defense projects. I can't see how aircraft contributes to the bottom line these days.