And it's always the corporation people who cry abouit too much
regulation. Gosh, I wonder why.
Carl Jarvis
On 12/24/19, Miriam Vieni <miriamvieni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From Loud and Clear Deadly assumptions of Boeing - they knew that there
were
deadly flaws in the plane's design and they knew it would take the pilots
time to adjust when things went wrong. But they didn't tell the pilots
about
the problems or train them to handle them because they weren't telling
anyone about the problems. The airline predicted that if the flaws weren't
fixed, there'd be one to two crashes every one to two years. It's all in
the
internal documents. Boeing is planning to bring the 737 Max back on line.
No
one is going to jail, even though the company knew there were flaws in the
design, that there would be periodic crashes, that people would die. The C
E
O is resigning, but he's being replaced by the President of the board who
is
equally culpable for what happened. There have been two crashes so far,
which killed 300 people.
Miriam
