Not the first time Boeing has faced a mass exodus of engineers and all their experience. They did the same just a few years ago. The result was the only thing that happened was " you know what" hitting the fan... Then everything Boeing made was grounded...

(Written on 2022年 08月 15日)(Permalink)

But wait, there’s more! Why is it always Chicago that screws up? They seem to have major “housekeeping “ issues there.

(Written on 2022年 08月 11日)(Permalink)

Sounds more like storage. Typicality, the aircraft are ready to take passengers from day 1.

(Written on 2022年 08月 11日)(Permalink)

Delta is scheduled lose through retirement over 500 pilots in 2022. That's hard to make up

(Written on 2022年 08月 11日)(Permalink)

Articles hidden behind paywalls are annoying as all heck. That said, airline staff I've observed are really good and caring of people in wheelchairs, whether they are older and infirm, or younger with broken leg type of scenario.

(Written on 2022年 08月 10日)(Permalink)

Wonder if the volunteers will discover their cushy desk job "eliminated" after they "do their time" as baggage handlers. Because nobody noticed anything bad happening when they went MIA.

(Written on 2022年 08月 10日)(Permalink)

Story already squawked several days ago

(Written on 2022年 08月 10日)(Permalink)

At least someone is investigating the regulators who seem to ignore their statutory obligations.

(Written on 2022年 08月 05日)(Permalink)

Go over to Juan Browne’s you tube channel Blancoliero for his take on this. All of a sudden I get it . A tragic accident

(Written on 2022年 08月 05日)(Permalink)

Boeing's debt has grown massively in the last three years. Much of it secured by aircraft, built but not delivered. As the backlog of 737 Max and 787s is delivered, the debt picture will improve. Boeing's financial picture will likely look really good in 24 months with backlog delivered, and production lines for Max, 787, 777 rolling out the aircraft straight into customer hands.

(Written on 2022年 08月 01日)(Permalink)