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Oh, you know, because the quickest way to go out of business is to kill your customers...

• kartan 10y ago
  > Oh, you know, because the quickest way to go out of business is to kill your customers... Why use more fuel than needed in a flight, if you are going to get there anyway? Is that safety measure so important? Without regulations this will be more common: "Colombia's Civil Aeronautics agency concluded in its investigation that the plan for the flight operated by Bolivia-based charter company LaMia did not meet international standards." "Neither the company nor Bolivian authorities should have allowed the plane to take off with the flight plan submitted, said Freddy Bonilla, air safety secretary for Colombia's aviation authority." http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/international/chapecoense-plane-crash-cause-human-error-not-enough-fuel-colombia-a7497026.html http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/international/ch... Also, Tabaco happens. Kill your customers, get new ones.
  • admax88q 10y ago
    Killing them slowly is fine. See tobacco or fast food. Killing them quickly and violently tends to go poorly.
    • Mz 10y ago
      ..quickly, violently and en masse in a manner in which you have no hope of plausible deniability. ("But, maybe it wasn't the crash that killed all 200+ passengers. Correlation does not prove causation.")
  • clarkmoody 10y ago
    Umm, tobacco kills over a lifetime of product usage. Aircraft kill quickly, violently, and in headline-leading ways...