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I disagree. The owner should be able to get them repaired without needing the manufacturer to approve.

• InsomniacL 3y ago
  If the Manufacturer doesn't put security systems in place, situations like this are more likely https://news.sky.com/story/fraud-officers-arrest-one-in-dawn-raid-on-uk-engine-parts-provider-13024145 https://news.sky.com/story/fraud-officers-arrest-one-in-dawn... > "The company supplies engine parts to several major airlines in the UK and abroad. > In August. the Civil Aviation Authority announced it was investigating the same company for the "supply of a large number of suspect unapproved parts"."
  • celticninja 3y ago
    This wasn't a security system it was a straight up fiddle. The fact it was undocumented is the real tell.
    • InsomniacL 3y ago
      It was a Security System, they were even told the trains are blocked because of a security system... > "Newag explains that the trains were blocked by a "security system" - but there is no mention of it in the 20,000 pages of the manual." In my experience, It's more common for Security Systems to be un-documented than it is for them to be documented...