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Not that Boeing's attitude toward QA does not deserve to have massive shade thrown on it, but what the hell, do you think that the QA department, likely underst
by salawat 3y ago
Not that Boeing's attitude toward QA does not deserve to have massive shade thrown on it, but what the hell, do you think that the QA department, likely understaffed, is staffed with precogs? They'd have needed to know something was up, which the documentation wasn't generated for to ensure. It'd traditionally be the security people who'd worry about managing security camera footage, and legal who'd generally be overseeing record retention and preservation of records in extraordinary circumstances.
- tomashubelbauer 3y agoI wasn't aware of the duration of time between the Boeing incident and the QA check. Without that in mind, the footage being lost seemed rather suspicious to me, but after your sibling commenter pointed this out, I see how my comment comes across now. I've edited the comment to make this clear.