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How is this a valid argument? If it is too old to fly, it shouldn't and if it is fit to fly, parts of it shouldn't fall off.
by Krasnol 3y ago
How is this a valid argument?
If it is too old to fly, it shouldn't and if it is fit to fly, parts of it shouldn't fall off.
- KptMarchewa 3y agoIt is a valid argument to place blame on the airline that operates and maintains the plane, not the manufacturer. Unless there's particular pattern of wheels flying off in this type of planes - and it does not seem like it is - the manufacturing defect seems like extreme stretch.