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The cynical part in me wants to say: "Because it worked so well the last time!" Did Boeing implement internal and process changes to justify this? That's an ac
by linuxhansl 1y ago
The cynical part in me wants to say: "Because it worked so well the last time!"
Did Boeing implement internal and process changes to justify this?
That's an actual question, if they did this step would make sense.
I want to trust Boeing to do the right thing when it comes to safety. As is, I still prefer Airbus when I get a choice.
- pfexec 1y ago> As is, I still prefer Airbus when I get a choice Better pack a toxic fume respirator in your carry-on: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/delta-engines-airbus-toxic-fumes/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/delta-engines-airbus-toxic-fume...
- gmac 1y agoIs there any reason to think this doesn’t apply to all aircraft using bleed air from the engines to pressurise the cabin? If not, only the 787 would be exempt, as far as I understand.
- btilly 1y agoI'm still of the belief that whistleblower John Barnett was murdered by Boeing. I have heard absolutely nothing about Boeing that suggests that anything meaningful has changed at all there.