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Boeing 737 doors: so ridiculously heavy and clunky that cabin crew basically need CrossFit membership to open/close em properly. What were engineers smoking in the '60s.. Airbus doors open like magic. Time to admit 737 design is stuck in the stone age...

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Fahad Naim

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