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I dunno but doesn't the FAA do a fairly good job? I suppose failures in air flight result in obvious, immediate, disasters so it's a bit easier to keep everyone
by MichaelGG 12y ago
I dunno but doesn't the FAA do a fairly good job? I suppose failures in air flight result in obvious, immediate, disasters so it's a bit easier to keep everyone accountable.
I am pretty surprised that this Indian company got away with so much and just kept going. What did the FDA have to lose? Was this big in the mainstream news?
- karlkatzke 12y agoThe FAA does a pretty good job, but internally they treat their employees pretty poorly, which in turn results in quite a bit of slip. You just don't always see it because it's caught by employees who ARE invested in their careers and in flight safety in general.
- lmm 12y agoThere was a story here not so long ago about how the FAA relies on voluntary reporting of near misses, and so fail to act before an outright disaster occurs.