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Did I ask for your opinion?.. Why do you have to be a d!ckhead
That rj is so comfortable. You must never ride in the back of your great RJ.
LOL....MAN I love flightinfo....
Sir...this is a message board, no need to ask for my or anyone elses opinion. You'll get one regardless.
I wasn't trying to be a 'richard cranium'. Just calling a spade a spade.
Your post appears to be saying that riding in the executive lounge/non-rev special area of the last few rows of the Maddog is dangerous when compared to the CRJ. Yes, there was ONE incident where the motor flung a few blades and entered the cabin....out of about how many millions of hours and cycles on that type. If a 757 or 737 had the same caliber of failure in the same conditions, I gaurantee the cabin would have been penetrated.
You see my logic...one is no more safer than the other with regards to seat location. I believe people were refering to more of the comfort value. I'm not
trashing either ship. I flew the CRJ...and the ATR. If I'm going to talk smack
about a plane...we'll bring up the Metro-III
carry on...
Flew an -88 for years with 116 seats (2X2). Now that was sweeeeeeeeeet!!!!!!!The MD is as safe as any airliner flying today (especially if you back out the AK jackscrew accident/gross negligence...the same thing woulda happened to ANY plane if neglected as severely and for as long).
Those seats by the engines, however, are THE worst seats in the industry, bar none. ANY RJ is vastly superior from a comfort perspective. That said, the rest of the MD cabin is one of the best rides in the industry. Very few middle seats and (other than the seats mentioned) a very, very quiet tube.