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This is absolutely frightening.

• deleted 3mo ago
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• bobthebob 3mo ago
  Why?
  • armada651 3mo ago
    Having airworthiness certification done by an independent organization not beholden to Boeing's shareholders makes much more sense to me. Giving the authority to Boeing to do its own airworthiness certification feels like the fox guarding the hen house.
    • niffydroid 3mo ago
      But independents would need to be embedded into the company every step of the way, it would get to be point they would look exactly like Boeing employees. But what does happen is audits where the work is checked
      • dudinax 3mo ago
        That's one way it could go but it doesn't have to. The NRC guy walking into a comtrol room is not anybody's friend.
      • amomchilov 3mo ago
        Different incentives.
• rogerrogerr 3mo ago
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  • tverbeure 3mo ago
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  • estearum 3mo ago
    Wow you got 'em. Oncologist: You have Stage 4 cancer You: Wow, that's frightening Oncologist: You've had it at least since September, were you frightened then? Brilliant argument. No longer concerned!
  • cromka 3mo ago
    What if they didn't know that and simply assumed self-certification simply would never happen again? Or are you implying that "since no plane crashed since September, they're safe going forward"? "Read the article". Clearly reading is not enough.