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I think the market is beginning to explore the in-situ tolerance of consumers for fatal crashes, and weighing those marginal losses against realised cost saving

• JumpCrisscross 3y ago
  > the market is beginning to explore the in-situ tolerance of consumers for fatal crashes, and weighing those marginal losses against realised cost savings Which market? Airlines aren't noticing this beyond a surge in customer-service and lost-booking costs. The financial markets are weighing penalties and settlements for the cost of grounded aircraft. The enforcement and incentive modifications around this will come almost entirely from the public sector and litigation, not consumers.