slimshreydy

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Show HN: Site to help you get a Real ID(howtogetrealid.com)
2 points by slimshreydy 1y ago|0 comments
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Diagram for Airline Transfer Partners(imgur.com)
1 points by slimshreydy 2y ago|1 comments
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by slimshreydy 2y ago
I always have to keep double checking who transfers to who, so I made this diagram to keep everything straight. Hopefully it's useful for you too!
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by slimshreydy 2y ago
Yep, I do mention as much in the disclaimers for the site when you put in a flight. It's true that airlines fully have the right to change the aircraft, but they also reserve the right to change basically any part of your itinerary (e.
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by slimshreydy 2y ago
I think emotive/political language aside, it explains that the 737 MAX was pushed out the door to catch up with Airbus's newer, more fuel-efficient engines. Boeing basically used an existing plane design and jammed the engine in t
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by slimshreydy 2y ago
Yea I think this should be possible! I'll add it in.
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by slimshreydy 2y ago
Yep thanks for adding this clarification! Planes swap out last minute for operational reasons all the time, so nothing is guaranteed until you're physically on the plane.
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by slimshreydy 2y ago
The details are still hazy but it does seem there was some actual supply chain and manufacturing issues with some of these planes. There's a few people that have done pretty nice deep dives on this, like https://heated.world
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by slimshreydy 2y ago
If there's enough interest in this I'm happy to oblige!
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by slimshreydy 2y ago
Yea personally I do believe air travel remains remarkably safe, but for some people it does help with peace of mind. Travel is stressful enough I figure!
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by slimshreydy 2y ago
Haha thanks to whomever shared this! I'm Shrey and I'm actually the guy who developed this site. I travel a ton (and run a travel company too!) and I kept having friends ask me how to avoid Boeing planes, so I figured i'd mak