[JULY 2014] Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 crashes in Ukraine

[iAstroLeo 12,898]

I'm not sure if it won't bring them down even more

[TimisaMonster 27,150]

I guess, but then they'll just target the "new company"

[Princess Die 1,864]

Maybe this time they won't do something stupid and fly over a war zone.

[Azor Ahai 18,861]

inb4 Malaysia Skylines is whats its called

[Stuff 5]

I'm not sure if it won't bring them down even more

You weren't trying to be witty were you? 

[iAstroLeo 12,898]

You weren't trying to be witty were you? 

 

oh my god i just re-read that

 

I meant them as a company  

[Morphine Prince 87,032]

You weren't trying to be witty were you? 

Oh my god. I didn't even notice until you said it. 

[Economy 34,556]

Oh wow

[Echo 297]

He would never agree to it.

[Echo 297]

They need a re branding, I was just talking to someone. I'd never ride that airline.

[Logan 19,950]

Would probably be in their best interest. 

[RAMROD 63,017]

Either way, people will think twice before using their service again.

I would think only people who left with no choice, either by budget or itenerary, will use this airline.

Even so, there are more trust worthy budget airline from that same country, Air Asia, that budget travellers will choose before MAS or whatever their future airline name be.

[Elizabeth 449]

It doesn't change anything though, everyone will still recognise them as being Malaysia Airlines for a long time. I don't understand why both disasters are a reason not to fly with them though, both of those things could've happened to any airline.

[BULATIO 1,109]

It does if they see build up of the same equipment IN RUSSIAN TERRITORY on the border, and then see them firing into Ukraine from the satellite. Are you suggesting non-Russian troops are firing Russian equipment inside Russia itself?

[tampon 1]

It doesn't change anything though, everyone will still recognise them as being Malaysia Airlines for a long time. I don't understand why both disasters are a reason not to fly with them though, both of those things could've happened to any airline.

Superstition I guess, not many people would be comfortable flying with a company with such a terrible track record (thanks to these two tragic disasters).

Plus the Malaysian governments response to the MH370 disappearance was dreadful, and a total embarrassment, just making the entire situation worse.

I guess people feel safer on other airlines, even though the disasters were not caused by the airline itself.