737s have always had low slung engines. They used to be smaller.

(Written on 2020年 10月 23日)(Permalink)

The problem is conflating screening tests with diagnostic tests and using them as if they were interchangeable.

(Written on 2020年 10月 23日)(Permalink)

Practically everyone in (political) authority has been lying about COVID-19 from the beginning.

(Written on 2020年 10月 23日)(Permalink)

Punishing Hong Kong for not being "China" enough.

(Written on 2020年 10月 23日)(Permalink)

We hobbyists who provide some of the data sold by FlightAware should receive some consideration also. How about an option for a pure hobbyist (not a competitor to anyone with blocked tails) to monitor flights within local airspace, or using specific local airports?

(Written on 2020年 10月 16日)(Permalink)

A more obvious complaint about this article is that it lists airlines that OWN the 747, but not many of them are in actual passenger service.

(Written on 2020年 10月 16日)(Permalink)

Also reminiscent of British Airways' current tail livery.

(Written on 2020年 09月 25日)(Permalink)

That's the Left's plan. Destroy capitalism by wrecking businesses, destroy the middle class by killing the economy, make everyone except the super-rich dependent on the government.

(Written on 2020年 08月 29日)(Permalink)

You keep missing the point. In February, nobody know that COVID-19 was going to be used to shut down the economy.

(Written on 2020年 08月 29日)(Permalink)

An argument based on not having a right not to be offended fails as based upon two false premises. 1) The fundamental human rights enshrined in various documents around the world are based on a set of innate human rights: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Offending people interferes with their pursuit of happiness. 2) The documents that provide protections for these rights only operate with respect to governmental actors. American Airlines is not one. This situation does not evoke "rights" at all, except for a private entity's right to control its own internal environment. AA has rules, clearly stated in writing. Nobody has a right to violate those rules when using AA's services or facilities. Skin color, religion, or simple failure to read the rules does not entitle anyone to a pass for obnoxious behavior.

(Written on 2020年 08月 07日)(Permalink)