Turkish Airlines to hit up Boeing

Turkish Airlines says it is expecting compensation from Boeing over losses continued from the grounding of the 737 Max jets.  The carrier suspended operations of 12 planes on March 13, after an accident in Ethiopia killed 157 people in the second such crash for the model in recent months. 

Chairman Ilker Ayci says he will meet with Boeing's CEO on Friday to discuss pending orders and join multiple airlines in seeking compensation, including Ryanair, Norwegian Air, United and China Eastern. 

Until uncertainty over the safety of the aircraft is resolved-it cannot come to the decision in bringing back the 737max jets in action.

One of the Investment and Aviation Projects Company, a week ago posted the following question to their clients:  The Question for them is;

Once Boeing 737 MAX would be back to service. Would you personally fly with it? 

The results was-There are 2 types of answers: One-from people who managed already to understand how high is the risk involved in idea to fly with B737max, the other one — from those who have not understood that yet. And the results 100% show that successful commercial use of this plane is absolutely impossible. 

Companies at serious risk: Aeroméxico ,Air Canada, Air Europa, American Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines, Flydubai, Gol Transportes Aéreos, Jeju Air, Jet Airways, Korean Air, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Oman Air, Ryanair, SilkAir, Southwest Airlines, Turkish Airlines, VietJet Air, Virgin Australia, WestJe, Investment with these airlines involve tremendous level of risk.