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Bribe the inspectors and open up on time - then somehow patch the problem later. Everyone wins. That's what they would do in a lot of places in the world. If a
by codeshaman 11y ago
Bribe the inspectors and open up on time - then somehow patch the problem later. Everyone wins.
That's what they would do in a lot of places in the world.
If a German airport, with a huge budget, has 150.000 defects of which 85k are serious, then what about airports in other countries, which don't make use of the world-famous german high quality standards ?
What about airports in countries were things are solved with a bribe, a handshake and an evil smile ?
- slowmotiony 11y agoWorld-famous german high quality standards were a thing fifty years ago, from my experience this is often not the case any more.
- manishsharan 11y agoI am not sure what exactly you are insinuating but I would counter that more of thid world should aspire to German standards of engineering excellence rather than Germany falling to the standards of "other countries, which don't make use of the world-famous german high quality standards ".
- codeshaman 11y agoI was insinuating that airports in those countries might be tragic and dangerous.