Paul Smith
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*i think the blame should partially fall
(Written on 2019年 06月 26日)(Permalink)
I think you need to the blame falls on the government for removing the funding that required them to switch to a system that did not provide direct oversight of the certification process.
(Written on 2019年 06月 26日)(Permalink)
As hopeful as many are for that I don’t think it’ll be that bad. At worst I see January.
(Written on 2019年 06月 26日)(Permalink)
This plane is gonna be the safest thing in the skies once the work is complete...
(Written on 2019年 06月 26日)(Permalink)
Blaming Boeing (justified) but neglecting to also blame the agency in charge of oversight is in fact ignoring the big picture. If you add the FAA to the equation then you have to remember those who are in charge of funding them.
(Written on 2019年 06月 18日)(Permalink)
the FAA has continued to receive funding cuts for years. The change in procedure that ultimately led to the oversight during certification didn't happen overnight.
(Written on 2019年 06月 18日)(Permalink)
I agree. I just think there is a big faction within the Aviation community that cares less about the loss of life and more about their insatiable thirst to see Boeing fail.. Not sure why but many have taken the manufacturer rivalries to a new level.
(Written on 2019年 06月 18日)(Permalink)
I am pretty sure Boeing knew they were ultimately to blame for their lapse but their legal team would not allow them to admit that publicly for obvious legal reasons. I’m not sure if you’ve been aware but almost every company in the middle of a legal hurdle is slow to admit blame (in legal terms). Regardless this plane will surely be back in the air safer than ever.
(Written on 2019年 06月 18日)(Permalink)
Boeing will be fine. I know many of you have a Bias against them but that holds no credence in the real world. A bump in the road but a valuable lesson to the industry. Who’s equally to blame for this is the politicians in Washington who willfully cut funding to the FAA year after year. If it were not for that (plus the untimely government shutdown) this possibly would’ve been fixed before any of these incidents occurred.
(Written on 2019年 06月 18日)(Permalink)
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