I'm flying to Vancouver in April, have the 737 Max on both legs. Maybe I'll stay out of this thread.
I read several stories after the Alaska Air incident of people deliberately choosing flights to avoid a Max and accounts of people getting off after they discovered their aircraft had been replaced with a Max at the last minute.
I know that Ed Pierson, a Boeing manager of the Max program who became a whistleblower and testified to Congress, refuses to fly on one.
I’ve flown the Max a couple of times but I admit I was a bit uneasy. This was after the two year grounding but before the Air Alaska incident and the recent revelations of continuing assembly line problems and quality control issues.