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We have no idea if the scrutiny resulted in the plane actually being safe or if the agencies rubber stamped it yet again.
by thereare5lights 6y ago
We have no idea if the scrutiny resulted in the plane actually being safe or if the agencies rubber stamped it yet again.
- 0xy 6y agoIt was tested by thousands of independent pilots, though. That doesn't mean it's "safe" but then you haven't defined what "safe" means to you. To me "safe" means extremely unlikely to encounter any incidents, not impossible.
- thereare5lights 6y agoWe have the same definition. My issue is that the FAA already rubber stamped this once. They've lost any credibility they have with regards to this plane. As the other agencies I have no idea if they're susceptible to the same influence that caused the FAA to rubber stamp this the first time around.