On the recent two crashes of Boeings 737 Max - Page 8

Skybird · 09-17-20, 04:06 AM

I think you still have not correctly understood where the responsibilities and duties were located and what the mistakes made actually were. It were not the carriers - these depend on the information policies of Boeing. Also, the FAA and its closer than close relations to Boeing have failed.

Close to 500 737 max 8 orders have been cancelled since the debody_ahoverAnd that is some time ago already that I red that. Its not just Corona.

Boeing has a massive quality culture problem. Its not just that 737 max. 787 is in the headlines again, too. Always it seems to be a too pushy management behind it.

09-17-20, 04:06 AM	#106
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,478 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	I think you still have not correctly understood where the responsibilities and duties were located and what the mistakes made actually were. It were not the carriers - these depend on the information policies of Boeing. Also, the FAA and its closer than close relations to Boeing have failed. Close to 500 737 max 8 orders have been cancelled since the debody_ahoverAnd that is some time ago already that I red that. Its not just Corona. Boeing has a massive quality culture problem. Its not just that 737 max. 787 is in the headlines again, too. Always it seems to be a too pushy management behind it. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.