I understand your regret. My late father worked with French counterparts on Concorde and saw it fly before be passed. My mother used to visit me here in St. Lucia, and one of her favorite things was to drive to Hewanorra airport and watch the weekly Concorde take off. Not an economically viable airplane, but such a wonderful undertaking.
Cant help wondering: are the pax that misbehave like this just fruictcakes, or do the airlines not announce the masking regulations loud and clear immediately before boarding?
Hundreds of pax seated close together for several hours breathing recirculated air. Why is there any question that all pax should receive a temp check before boarding?
I dont understand why this and face-masks are not the mandated minimum standard for all commercial aircraft operating in the USA. After all, they are in the New York subway!
Doesn't this and the plethora of other technical problems suggest that the Max, like self-driving cars, is a clever idea that can work, but not ready for use carrying live humans?
