Airbus vs Boeing -career long term advantage?

If one knows how the equipment works, there is no flying into trees involved.

Thanks, but I prefer airplanes that behave like airplanes. A transport category widebody should behave basically the same way a Cessna does. No weird "logics" or "laws" or other computer mumbo jumbo that you have to be thinking about. I love my fancied up DC-9.
 
Thanks, but I prefer airplanes that behave like airplanes. A transport category widebody should behave basically the same way a Cessna does. No weird "logics" or "laws" or other computer mumbo jumbo that you have to be thinking about. I love my fancied up DC-9.

The A320 behaves like an airplane. To say it just flies into trees is a dumb statement based on one accident in which pilot error (pilot misunderstanding) and poor ADM was involved. That was not a flight control problem, like say, the Boeing 737 hard rudder-over that caused two fatal crashes in COS and PIT with United and US Airways.

Yours is a DC9 on paper, otherwise a MD95 aka the Boeing 717. Speaking of which, are you crossing over to the 73? I heard the last Airtran flight is in December.
 
Hey guys-

A friend of mine who is overseas was interviewing with two airlines and he called to ask me my opinion if he should chose the airline with a 737 or A320. He was interviewing with two airlines and now he has the option to go into either. I didn't really have any opinion for him but I told him I would ask here. Long term is there any advantage of going into one aircraft over the other. He has the long term goal of flying wide body planes A330 / A350 or 777 / 787. Any advise would be appreciated.

I'd pick the more stable airline. Which one has better prospects? At this point I wouldn't worry about the fleet type.
 
Stick with airbus, they are easier to fly and more comfortable. After flying an airbus I'll never go to a Boeing until they get rid of the yoke.
 
Time out. You did start a thread in regards to the almighty, forever controversial "pay to fly" topic, correct? You also said you didnt want to hear negative opinions and never returned to the thread to answer any of the questions folks on here took the time to ask as well as those who took the time to give advice. Why should we take anything you say seriously?

Agreed. You won the thread.
 
I never said anything about not hearing negative comments, I wanted to hear from people who actually did it and had experience with it not, "don't do it its stupid." And this is a totally different topic, as I had called a friend of mine over the weekend who I went to flight school with who lives in Asia, and he was telling me what he was up to and this topic came up, so... here I am asking something about it. The last sentence of that post you are referring to I wrote, "Please if you think they are 'bad for the industry' I don't need a response, I am just looking for anything positive or negative that people have had."

It's as if you've never been a member of a large online community before. Btw, this one is unusual in that many of us actually know each other in person. (Though I've still yet to make it to a Vegas event.)
 
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