More Boeing Woes?

- Korean Air flight experienced a rapid descent of 26,900 feet in 15 minutes - 13 passengers were taken to the hospital - No mention of stocks or investments in the post. - Korean Airlines Flight KE189 was diverted to Taichung, Taiwan due to a pressurisation system fault on a Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft - 13 passengers were taken to hospital after experiencing hyperventilation or ear pain - The plane dropped 26,900ft in 15 minutes before circling back to its departure airport - Korean Air is investigating the cause of the diversion and plans to put the aircraft under maintenance - Passengers reported fear and discomfort during the incident, with some children crying and oxygen masks released - No major injuries were reported, and the flight resumed with a different aircraft 19 hours after the initial schedule

🚨 Reddit sentiment: mixed/negative - While there are some sarcastic comments and speculative outlooks, the overall tone tends towards negative and cautious sentiment about Boeing's performance and trustworthiness. Summarized comments: - Journalists often exaggerate the severity of normal procedural actions such as descent rates during turbulence or decompression situations - There is a trend to sensationalize Boeing's aircraft movements as 'falling from the sky' - Some users think Boeing's issues are now considered a feature and are priced into the stock - Boeing is unlikely to go bankrupt due to its status as 'too big to fail' - Comments include sarcastic remarks about Boeing's stock prices rising despite issues with their aircraft - There's speculation regarding potential foul play or hacking, but others believe it's just attention-seeking behavior rolling up all Boeing issues post-737 debacle - Sentiment appears to be 'if it’s Boeing, I’m not going' which reflects general distrust or fear - Calls on Boeing despite its troubles are mentioned humorously, indicating some hold a potentially positive or speculative outlook on the stock Stock tickers discussed: $BA