Tony744
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I'm not sure I'd want to get in one of those planes either anytime soon. The international airport here already cancelled those flights a day or two ago so of course it's been on the local news, people waiting at the airport to catch a flight to get the heck out of Dodge.
Wind's picking up, sounded like somebody was kicking a can down the street!
Probably still to early to determine how bad the shortage and resulting cancellations will be as there's no way of knowing how long it will take to fix the problem, get it approved, fix the planes, and get them back in the air. Some airlines won't get hit as hard as others, based on the number of aircraft in the fleet. As of the news today it represents around 380 planes out of a global fleet of 24400, so how they take up the slack will be a big consideration. I would hate to be one of those with future travel plans, because of the uncertainty. Right now there's no way of knowing what to do.
You may not have to do anything, the airlines might reach out to passengers scheduled on the Max 8. They may be re-assigning all those flights right now. You could call them and ask what their game plan is. Somewhere I heard that this fix will take about a month. You'd think they'd have to have backups in their fleet.And of course my flight to Ireland next month is on a Boeing 737 Max 8...
It's too far out for the airline to cancel and refund so we have to wait. Debating biting the bullet and rebooking on another airline vs waiting until Norwegian takes action. By then, all the decent prices on other airlines will be long gone... And if they (FAA, Boeing, Norwegian etc.) should come back with some issue identified and "fixed", I'm not sure I'd be willing to take their word for it.
My grandparents' house was like that, but they were in town. There was a line that supplied my grandparents' house and one or two other houses on the block. All of the other houses in the area were on a different line. Because there were so few houses impacted when that line went down, it always took them a long time to fix it. Most of the time they never realized it was down.For whatever the reason the line that supplies our road goes down at least once a month sometimes more, and it's getting worse.
Your what arrived??! lol I must've missed something!
Top Chef ended and Project Runway started, fabulous looking food and fashions (except a few designs that didn't quite work out in the limited time they have).
Just another gray day, and I'm stuffed up. Don't feel too bad but not exactly a ball of fire either. So after getting my grocery order done to pick up Sat. I'm doing... not much! Probably do some online looking/shopping for fabric for a quilt in my head. Or get back to looking at quilt books for block patterns. Or veg out in front of the TV.