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Please stop with the unnecessary platitudes. The GP is specifically asking about future safety in light of what's being discussed in the article. Continually ha
by tremon 2y ago
Please stop with the unnecessary platitudes. The GP is specifically asking about future safety in light of what's being discussed in the article. Continually harping on the past safety record as if it is an accurate forecast is a disservice to the parent's question.
Granted, the question was hyperbolic, but you can address that hyperbole directly rather than just giving a canned generic response.
- Levitz 2y agoWhat is being discussed in the article has been happening for a decade. It's not something sudden or new, and as such, "harping" on the past safety record is an accurate forecast.
- riehwvfbk 2y agoThe people "optimizing" the industry by overworking air traffic controllers rely on this canned platitude being repeated ad nauseum. It makes people think that airplanes are magic and will continue to be safe even if ATCs never sleep and cheap contractors working for Boeing forget every screw on the airplane.