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If it was documented policy that the captain could authorise extra passengers and so on, 3/10. But if they just ignored their own rules it's a 9/10, because adh
by angry_octet 10y ago
If it was documented policy that the captain could authorise extra passengers and so on, 3/10. But if they just ignored their own rules it's a 9/10, because adherence to procedure is critical to avoiding death. If they can't do that bit right, what other (expensive) corners are they cutting? Engine maintenance? Crew training? Rest time log fabrication? Nepotism?
- srssays 10y agoThink you have that the wrong way around! Taking on more passengers than there are seats is not safe. If it's an isolated incident, then that's 3/10. If it's an actual policy of the airline then holy shit! 11/10
- angry_octet 10y agoWell, we can disagree. If you understand the risk and are willing to accept it that is one thing; if things are happening without controls that is far worse. There are no 'isolated incidents' in aviation. http://www.vanallen.com/index.php/an-isolated-incident-risk-management-and-organizational-culture/ http://www.vanallen.com/index.php/an-isolated-incident-risk-...