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FAA decides it trusts Boeing enough to certify safety of its own planes again
(www.theregister.com)
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Airbus or drive.
Flying in a Boeing aircraft is probably still safer than driving. But yes, flying in an Airbus and avoiding big dense airspace like NYC / DC is probably significantly safer. I've started deliberately trying to do both as of now.
Of course it is. Less likely to be hit by aircraft parts.