Right, because it was withdrawn from service for being so unsafe.
I mean I'm all for "glass half full" but blaming the sample size when the sample size is a direct result of its unsafety seems a little misleading. If the 737 Max could have kept flying the sample size would have increased, and it would likely have become even more unsafe statistically as the casualties continued to mount.
I mean I'm all for "glass half full" but blaming the sample size when the sample size is a direct result of its unsafety seems a little misleading. If the 737 Max could have kept flying the sample size would have increased, and it would likely have become even more unsafe statistically as the casualties continued to mount.