Boeing still doesn’t know how a plane missing four bolts was sent to Alaska Airlines
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2024-08-07に共有
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Of course they know. Some now dead employees have told us what their problem is.
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I would never fly on a Boeing engine
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They know where their CEOs raises come from, I bet.
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:52 "Boeing is considering adding a cockpit warning light light so pilots are alerted if door plugs are in the wrong place..." I write the news for a living and Im going to tell you that sentence made no sense whatsoever. How could a door plug be in the "wrong place?" When I see something like that come over the wire Im like, "Hold on a second what does this mean?" Im not saying that on the air and sound like an idiot. So I quickly do a little research to try an find out what this person thought they were talking about when they wrote that little gem. Once I figure out what they meant I'll re-write it so the audience can understand it or if its too complex for the time permitted I cut it out all together.
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I would never fly a Boeing aircraft , if you want to roll the dice, feel free. When you are heading for the ground at 500 mph, remember you were warned. Trust no one!!!
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Yeah this isn’t surprising. They got rid of QA, too busy to document, of course they don’t know.
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How? Lack of an inspector after a critical procedure. Easy.
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Wow
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Boeing needs to go bye-bye. Bring back McDonnell/Douglas and the couple of others that manufactured planes that didn't fall apart while flying (or strand astronauts in space. Anyone insane enough to go into space via Boeing???).
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Boeing DEI whiners. The union boeing employees are hired for DEI not skill and abilty. Sad, but undeniable...
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Yes it should have never happened but has the NTSB or our Trans Secretary shut down Boeing? No. They dont care.
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OH oh ... I know I know......kool-aid colored hair.
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DEI workers
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The worker failed to reinstall the bolts, DUH! Should’ve, one on the most worthless words in the language. My opinion, DEI.