• @elscallr
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    51 year ago

    crashing problems aside

    Ok but that caveat is doing a lot of work there

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        it’s relevant. the worldwide 737-MAX fleet had very low carbon footprint for like a year or a bit more!

        • ciferecaNinjo
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          1 year ago

          All the 3 digit models with a “7” are Boeing. It’s worth noting that #Boeing is an #ALEC member that supports the republican party in the US & lobbies to eliminate & neuter the #EPA as well as fight every environmental protection possible. So regardless of GHG footprint¹, #boycottBoeing.

          1. I say GHG instead of CO₂ because airlines also have non-CO₂ GHG emissions. There was a scandal recently where #Google stopped showing the GHG emissions on their ticketing platform & swapped in CO₂ emissions to downplay the damage.
        • @[email protected]
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          21 year ago

          Right, so the 737-MAX are very fuel efficient. No argument there. But saying “the parenthetical about ignoring the crashing problems is doing a lot of work in this comment about fuel efficiency” is just nonsense.