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> safe flight 99.9995% Not taking into account that all of the crashes so far happened in third world countries which had much lower standards for pilots than

• cromka 3y ago
  Ethiopian Airlines are some of the safest in the world, very professionally run. Ranked 4-star. Your bigotry is disgusting.
  • ffgjgf1 3y ago
    The first officer only had 200 hours of flight experience when the minimum in the US is 1500. Regardless of the massive design flaws that were the primary cause this still seems like a major safety issue. Also: > The NTSB further detailed: > Appropriate crew management of the event, per the procedures that existed at the time, would have allowed the crew to recover the airplane even when faced with the uncommanded nose-down inputs.
  • blackhawkC17 3y ago
    > Yonas Yeshanew, a former top engineer for Ethiopian Airlines, also said that going into the records, which should have been sealed, was part of a pattern of corrupt habits that included signing off on poor or non-existent repairs, and even physical violence against those who would not cooperate. > Following the March 10, 2019, crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 outside Addis Ababa that killed all 157 passengers and crew, Yeshanew said it was clear that nothing had changed within the culture of the airline. > Besides the poor practices in regards to safety, he said he knows of at least two mechanics in the past three years who were beaten after running into trouble with the airline, and he feared the same fate awaited him. https://www.occrp.org/en/daily/10859-claims-of-corruption-violence-at-ethiopian-airlines https://www.occrp.org/en/daily/10859-claims-of-corruption-vi...