With Boeing in Cross Hairs, Lion Air Gets a Pass on Poor Safety Record

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We always advice people and our guests not to use Lion air. So many problem with delay in the past and this is before Boeing problem.

We always curious...Sriwijaya Air to this day never had a plane went down yet their safety rate poorly. But Lion air with plane falling almost once every few years gets good safety ratings.
 
We always curious...Sriwijaya Air to this day never had a plane went down yet their safety rate poorly. But Lion air with plane falling almost once every few years gets good safety ratings.

That's interesting to hear. Why is that?

I have used Sriwijaya air several times without any problems. Their airplanes are maintained by Garuda Maintenance Facility Aero Asia, which also maintain Garuda airplanes.
 
That's interesting to hear. Why is that?

I have used Sriwijaya air several times without any problems. Their airplanes are maintained by Garuda Maintenance Facility Aero Asia, which also maintain Garuda airplanes.

Didn't Garuda just cut them loose?
 
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...training-boeing-thwarted-it?srnd=premium-asia

Not a good look for Lion nor Boeing ...

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"Not part of Boeing's culture" he says.

It appears that he doesn't know much about Boeing's culture. . .
 
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