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This may be satisfying but does nothing to prevent a recurrence. Fixing the process is much more useful if you want safer aircraft.
by jhugo 3y ago
This may be satisfying but does nothing to prevent a recurrence. Fixing the process is much more useful if you want safer aircraft.
- pooper 3y agoWhy should public money fix a process that will help Boeing shareholder value? The executive leadership should lose their own (potential?) personal money over this incident. Until that happens, nothing will get fixed.
- deelowe 3y agoWe don't know the specific process failure. While I appreciate your anger, it's a bit premature.
- mannykannot 3y agoIt is not sufficient, in itself, to prevent a recurrence, but adjusting the incentives to encourage preventative measures is a time-honored and generally effective way of getting results. It is more effective than shrugging one's shoulders and saying "It's so complicated! It can't be helped..."