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I'm sorry. We need to hold Boeing's feet to the fire with regards to their gross incompetence - not apologize for them. I'd go so far to argue that their incomp
by taylodl 3y ago
I'm sorry. We need to hold Boeing's feet to the fire with regards to their gross incompetence - not apologize for them. I'd go so far to argue that their incompetence may be criminal, and the company's officers should be investigated for malfeasance.
- tomohawk 3y agoThe comment was about people's reactions to the risk and putting the risk into perspective, not these allegations of wrongdoing, which are a separate matter. Should Boeing be held responsible for United Airlines actions (or lack thereof), too?
- kiwijamo 3y agoAlaska != United. Ditto for the two aircraft that went down due to their faulty MCAS equipment, both weren't United aircraft. So not sure why you're bringing United or indeed an airline into this discussion when it's clear Boeing is the one with the QC issues, and not their airline customers.