QUOTE(KLthinker91 @ Mar 23 2019, 05:06 PM)
Yes and I myself did point this out earlier citing falling airline fatality statistics
Sad to say it might just be a case of one that slipped through the cracks
No process is utterly foolproof. If you are in risk management line you should know, this is the very basis of your industry
That remains to be seen IMO
Mind you I'm not saying you're wrong. It's just that we can't judge at this stage until somebody authoritative can come out and prove that it was negligence.
That's why an investigation is going on, but whatever the outcome is its a blow to Boeing's reputation for sure. Sad to say it might just be a case of one that slipped through the cracks
No process is utterly foolproof. If you are in risk management line you should know, this is the very basis of your industry
That remains to be seen IMO
Mind you I'm not saying you're wrong. It's just that we can't judge at this stage until somebody authoritative can come out and prove that it was negligence.
Personally being involved in an industry where safety is a high consideration, I tend to know what drives these decisions, and it's rarely something slipping thru the cracks, 99.9% of all events have precedence & alerts before just those in charge wilfully ignoring them due to financial factors