It isn’t our fault, it is the fault of two employees
Jan 10th, 2021 | By The Editor
That seems to be the attitude of Boeing to the terrible consequences of the quality control failures of the development of the 737-MAX.
Posts Tagged ‘ Boeing ’
Allowing unfit planes to fly
Dec 20th, 2020 | By The Editor The FAA “…repeatedly permitted Southwest Airlines to continue operating dozens of aircraft in an unknown airworthiness condition for several years…”
Is the FAA fit for purpose?
Dec 12th, 2019 | By The Editor If the FAA has been slipshod in its monitoring of the Max, can we really trust it on other planes that it certifies?
Will you fly on a 737-Max?
Oct 25th, 2019 | By The Editor All-in-all it doesn’t give passengers a great deal of confidence in Boeing or the 737 Max.
It’s about trust
May 7th, 2019 | By The Editor Sunday’s announcement is a real eye-opener and one that demands change.
Saturday snippets: 30th of June 2018
Jun 30th, 2018 | By Adrian Lawes
Supersonic flight, hotel booking systems and getting insurance if you have a health problem are some of the things that caught Adrian’s eye this week.
Would you fly on a plane with no pilot?
Aug 9th, 2017 | By The Editor
Technically it is feasible. From a practical standpoint, I don’t think the world is ready for this.
Will passengers trust the Dreamliner?
Mar 11th, 2013 | By Adrian LawesUPDATE 23 APRIL
The Dreamliner will re-enter service once the modifications have been made. But Boeing still doesn’t know what caused the problem. Am I too cynical in believing that Boeing can’t afford the Dreamliner to fail so they have done as much as they can in the hope that this minimises any problem rather than curing it? And regulators have abetted this fudge by allowing it to fly again.