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"BA blames a power cut, but a corporate IT expert said it should not have caused "even a flicker of the lights" in the data-centre." Isn't it obvious that ther
by Kaibeezy 9y ago
"BA blames a power cut, but a corporate IT expert said it should not have caused "even a flicker of the lights" in the data-centre."
Isn't it obvious that there's a data problem? What else would be so disruptive? How can an organization with BA's resources allow such a huge failure point to persist?
It can't be just about the £££, they are going to lose millions on this. Are they really just high-stakes gamblers? What else have they gambled on? Aircraft maintenance?
- DarkKomunalec 9y agoI'm sure their maintenance strictly follows aviation industry standards, i.e. government mandated minimums.
- Kaibeezy 9y agoI'd read a comment in another thread saying that United, for example, gets maintenance done in El Salvador, with a single FCC-certified mechanic in charge of a team of non-certified people, whereas American maintenance is US-based with teams that are mostly-certified. So there's room in the rules for variation that could matter a lot.