🚨 NEW: Yet ANOTHER Boeing has lost a tire during take off. This makes the second in just 36 hours. Yesterday was a United Boeing 757. Today was an American 737. Both have EXTENSIVE DEI programs Coincidence? You decide.

Tire blew up. It didn’t fall off and it has nothing to do with Boeing. It has to do with AA and United.

This is a maintenance and inspection issue, has nothing to do with who built the plane

Careful Nick… 😬 (Boeing).

Add them to the list of people that want me “disappeared” 😆

1. The American Airlines plane was built in 1999. Tires are replaced every 150-400 cycles (but it depends on wear and tear). So this was a maintenance issue. 2. The United 757 was 29 years old. Same issue as above. Thus, you're suggesting airplane maintenance crews are hired based on DEI. But there's a shortage of maintenance technicians right now and my suspicion is airlines are hiring whoever they can get - some of them might not be qualified enough but that would have nothing to do with DEI.

You don't know what you're talking about. It's that simple. Has nothing to do with Boeing.

Wow

Please do not do what the MSM does, this is a maintenance and inspection issue, or lack of maintenance and inspection, it has absolutely nothing to do with who built this plane as you tacitly implied in your tweet

We use to hear about airplane incidents maybe once every few years. Now airplane incidents happen several times a month. I wonder is Butty the Transportation Secretary is doing a single thing to make air travel safer?

DEI is really just a fancy way of saying unskilled migrant labor for large tax incentives.

In the last 12 months Boeing has received $15.8B in government funding and over $378B since 2008. All of this was awarded without a vote from Congress. 🤯

I'm seriously starting to think that DEI and direct sabotage are at play. Employees hired who do not have public safety in mind, they have opportunities of sabotage in mind. Way too many "random accidents" that have never happened before. 🤷🏼‍♂️

DEI killing fields

This one's on the airline. There's too many commercial aircraft flying with cord body showing on tires.

@lsferguson Its a shame i have to look at what model plane i’ll be flying on before i book a ticket smh

Sir: These are maintenance issues that occur long after those planes left the factory. Boeing has zero control over a tech incorrectly changing a landing gear tire. Boeing can't force the tech to tighten the bolts properly...or even insert the bolts.

Has anybody ever stopped to think that this is being done intentionally on purpose from the inside...

These occurrences are becoming too common. Today, traffic control allowed 2 flights to take off at the same time. Yesterday, United Airlines lost a tire after takeoff, & today American lost a tire during takeoff. Are they purposely sabotaging the airlines so people won’t travel?

@MargaritaDali1 I know nothing of the routine associated with preparing for an aircraft to depart but isn’t this something the maintenance crew would automatically check?

so has NOTHING to do with Boeing ... they don't make tires

Whatever about Boeing, 757 production ended in 2004. That’s 20 years ago. One could say that since it’s still flying at over 20 years old means Boeing did a good job making that one.

DEI is going to get people killed.

It's nerve wracking

DEI strikes again

DEI Aircraft Maintenance Inc.

Nothing is ever a coincidence

🖐️Hi. Former military aircraft mechanic here. I’m not sure about the civilian world, but in the military, every single job required a second, specially trained leader to observe torques on all bolts, and then afterwards, do a final inspection of work done, paying special attention to things like, safety wire installation and any other locking mechanisms. The aircraft is not “up” until this inspector signs his name on the work order. Aircraft parts DO NOT fall off when this is done correctly. If this is pencil whipped, the inspector is literally court martialled and sent to prison. Where is the accountability in the civilian sector?

Good way to destroy faith in a industry.

This blaming of everything wrong in the world on DEI needs to stop. DEI will flounder on its own, without using this tactic.

The overlords don't want you to travel.

You don't need all of the tires 🤣

DEI is the scourge of society.

Never flying again

Unbelievable, yet… believable.

Maintenance is an airline issue