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Old 19 March 2023, 05:24 AM   #1
Blansky
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Boeing lawyers argue no pain and suffering…..

Lawyers for Boeing are arguing that in the 737 Max plane crashes you can’t claim “pain and suffering” because you would have died instantly.

Their point is during the out of control decent for 6 minutespeople would have been hopeful and in no emotional pain as the plane plummeted nose first towards the ground, which would undoubtedly kill them and their family members.

“While passengers undoubtedly perceived the flight as scary, humans have a tendency to hold onto hope and not expect the worst” says Jonathan French, an expert witness for Boeing.

Wow. Just goes to show you can try to sell people anything.
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