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I did not blame FAA, I was just pointing out why your logic was flawed. Just because the plane crashes did not happen in the US does not mean that the FAA may n
by jeltz 8y ago
I did not blame FAA, I was just pointing out why your logic was flawed. Just because the plane crashes did not happen in the US does not mean that the FAA may not be at fault. The FAA had approved the plane and it was operated the same way in Africa as in the US so it is just chance that none of the crashes happened in the US.
- Retric 8y agoFAA has many regulations that most of Africa does not. So, no they where not operated in the same fashion. It’s still been grounded in the US for good reasons, but you can’t take individual regulations in isolation.