> We do have regulations, even quite strict ones in this case, yet it happened. What is left out here: How regulation mandated quality standards and reduced th

> We do have regulations, even quite strict ones in this case, yet it happened. What is left out here: How regulation mandated quality standards and reduced the supply of substandard parts (so low they're headline making outliers) There was other Gov interference that brought us here: "AOG last month was ordered by a London judge to hand over records to help identify additional suspect parts" epilogue: Both major biz and major Govs harmfully prioritize their desires above public wellbeing. Of the two, however, only Gov has a built-in duty to care for the public. One result of that is that Gov abuses are recognized as failures to be corrected - while Biz abuses are commonly regarded as successes to be rewarded and amplified.