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Boeing
In the news again
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//Boeing denies his accusations and says all its aircraft are built to the highest levels of safety and quality.//
Lets hope they are not playing with peoples lives or do they consider that a potential incident is worth the gamble .
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//Boeing denies his accusations and says all its aircraft are built to the highest levels of safety and quality.//
Lets hope they are not playing with peoples lives or do they consider that a potential incident is worth the gamble .
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The short version.
■ Boeing built great safe planes in Seatle, Wasington state for many decades.
■ In 1997 the highly profitable Boeing merged with the ailing McDonnell Douglas.
■ But the McDonnell Douglas team ended up running the company.
■ They moved the headquarters to Chicago.
■ They open a second plant in South Carolina that wasn’t Unionised (unlike Seattle).
■The South Carolina plant has low paid, unskilled workers.
■ South Carolina build the 787. Whistleblowers have highlighted quality control problems.
■ Boeing built great safe planes in Seatle, Wasington state for many decades.
■ In 1997 the highly profitable Boeing merged with the ailing McDonnell Douglas.
■ But the McDonnell Douglas team ended up running the company.
■ They moved the headquarters to Chicago.
■ They open a second plant in South Carolina that wasn’t Unionised (unlike Seattle).
■The South Carolina plant has low paid, unskilled workers.
■ South Carolina build the 787. Whistleblowers have highlighted quality control problems.
From what I have read this plane has an inherent design fault
Trying to fix it with a software programme has not worked
I don't trust them to put lives above money
I remember reading somewhere / listening to the radio that some official body had predicted that this airplane would crash at sometime in the future (I can't remember the stats - perhaps someone here can find out ) because of the particular fault unique to this particular plane
Trying to fix it with a software programme has not worked
I don't trust them to put lives above money
I remember reading somewhere / listening to the radio that some official body had predicted that this airplane would crash at sometime in the future (I can't remember the stats - perhaps someone here can find out ) because of the particular fault unique to this particular plane
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