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I would hope they do sue and win a civil suit. Violating FAA regulations by transporting hazardous chemicals improperly, resulting in bodily harm. Sounds like a
by serge2k 10y ago
I would hope they do sue and win a civil suit. Violating FAA regulations by transporting hazardous chemicals improperly, resulting in bodily harm. Sounds like a pretty good case.
The fines should really be higher. Amazon should get hit hard enough to actually care about it.
- tedmiston 10y agoCan Amazon turn around and claim that this was third party seller's responsibility as that seller shipped the product?
- akiselev 10y agoNot if they're knowingly holding and shipping inventory of hazardous materials, which is the point of "Fulfilled by Amazon." I mean, how do they sell something without knowing what it is? If they're selling chemicals without a single person checking to make sure that they're properly handled then that's even worse. Obviously, the person who sent them the sulfuric acid is at fault to, but there were several failures here.