Are there any airlines in the US not afflicted by the DIE?

posted 201 days ago by KingLion7 201 days ago by KingLion7 +45 / -0

With all the problems occuring for Boeing planes and the airlines that use them, as well as the effects of having diversity enforced upon airlines, which airlines that run in the US are the least affected? Are airlines that use Airbus, for example, also having planes fall out of the sky?

I am thinking of visiting some family cross country. Road trips are expensive nowadays due to the price of gas and lodging. Just curious if there are any airlines/ airplanes that aren't as badly afflicted by progressivism. While we are at it, how bad are modern planes and airlines? As bad as the jokes of "planes falling out of the skies" make it out to be?

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– AntonioOfVenice 3 points 200 days ago +3 / -0

Delta flies 757s and 767s on a lot of their Atlanta-Hub routes. Delta has begged for a 757NG for decades now, and Boeing has literally laughed at them.

The 757 looks like a pretty neat plane. Almost as big as the 777 but with the width of a 737. Though my experience with a big 3/3 Airbus is that boarding and leaving is a real pain in the ...

And DEI Karens is what it says on the tin: a lot of cabin crews are now doing little speeches before takeoff where they talk about "100% of the crew is a minority or LGBTQ!" But they really mean the cabin crew, because the pilots are (Science forgive me) straight huwyte males.

I've seen the videos of this sort of nonsense, but have you actually experienced this in person? I'd be shocked. That is beyond the call of duty of stupid.

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