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Yes. The 737-800 is a Boeing from a different era. Proper engineering.
by frogger23124 7y ago
Yes. The 737-800 is a Boeing from a different era. Proper engineering.
- sschueller 7y agoBut it was built 3 years ago. Does proper engineering prevent future failures if the assembly process becomes flawed at a later time? For example using cheaper materials, ignoring cracks, not properly training new employees etc.
- mulmen 7y agoWhat does this kind of baseless speculation accomplish?
- Razengan 7y agoWhat is accomplished by downvoting and attacking people for asking questions instead of answering them?
- quickthrower2 7y ago“Just asking questions”
- JumpCrisscross 7y ago> Does proper engineering prevent future failures No. Never. The plane could have had a defect. The parts could have had a defect. Maintenance could have caused damage. Or, the machine was perfect. It just hit the wrong number of birds at the wrong angle. Or experienced one of countless random errors that can take down a good plane. (It could also be malice.)
- Gibbon1 7y agoYeah at this point no one knows anything except the plane crashed.
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- rob74 7y ago...stray tools forgotten in the airplane after assembly, metal shavings close to cables... yeah, I read those articles too. However, the fact that the Iranian authorities already concluded that the cause was "engine failure for technical reasons" seems a bit suspicious.
- Fjolsvith 7y agoAre stray bullets or missiles considered technical enough?