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It’s wildly unrealistic to expect maintenance to fix 100.0% of issues, and to fix them immediately at that. There’s a balance to be struck with on-time performa
by fisherjeff 1y ago
It’s wildly unrealistic to expect maintenance to fix 100.0% of issues, and to fix them immediately at that. There’s a balance to be struck with on-time performance that will naturally prioritize safety critical maintenance while postponing cosmetic repairs until they can be performed without schedule pressure.
- kamaal 1y agoEventually it all folds into one management org, that is the whole issue. I wouldn't expect two parallel cultures in a org, one for safety, one for entertainment systems.
- fisherjeff 1y agoMy point is more that non-functional infotainment on one single flight is just simply nowhere near enough data to judge a whole organization.
- lazystar 1y agohmm. theres a theory that the faulty entertainment/AC power bus could have played a role in a cascading power failure if a rare known edge case called a FADEC reboot were to occur. https://old.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1lb7knp/air_india_flight_171_crash_megathread_2/mxr9bms/ https://old.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1lb7knp/air_india...