March 23, 20223 yr "She added it is 'unusual' that the co-pilot had 30,000 hours of flight experience while the pilot only had 7,000 hours under their belt." Social Scoring?
March 23, 20223 yr On 3/21/2022 at 3:39 PM, Toastrel said: Falling objects tumble. If the wings were still on it, it had be intentional. I agree, intentional was my first reaction when I saw the video. Just Terrible.
March 23, 20223 yr Severely damaged black box from doomed China Eastern plane recovered https://www.foxnews.com/world/severely-damaged-black-box-from-doomed-china-eastern-plane-found I wonder if they can get any data off it? I doubt it. They are not meant to withstand what happened.
May 17, 20223 yr https://nypost.com/2022/05/17/black-box-on-china-eastern-flight-indicates-intentional-act/?utm_medium=SocialFlow&utm_source=NYPTwitter&utm_campaign=SocialFlow They're saying the black box indicates it was intentional Wow
March 1, 20241 yr Former Boeing employee sounds alarm on MAX planes that were manufactured starting 2017-2018. He refuses to fly on them. Supply chain problems, evolved into production problems... Boeing just wanted to keep shipping planes out to keep up with demand. Also a severe lack of oversight. https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/02/26/former-boeing-employee-speaks-out-00142948 Quote I have always had the greatest respect for the airplane products that The Boeing Company makes. My family was involved in it and my relatives. I had no reason ever to doubt it. And then I started working in the factory. I had been around airplanes my whole career. I flew airplanes in the Navy. You go into the production environment, and you’re like, "Oh, my God, I had no idea it was this complex.” It’s stunning how complex it is. At first, I didn’t understand how all that came together. And it gave me a great respect for the people that were building the plane — it’s incredibly impressive to see. And then everything started to change in 2017 and into 2018. We started having problems in our supply chain with the engines. And then the next thing you know, we started having problems with all kinds of parts. We were having hundreds of people doing out of sequence work [where parts from previous stages still needed to be fixed]. And we had tests that were being performed that were not being passed properly; one shift would try to get it done and they couldn’t get it done, so they’d leave notes for the next shift to come in. This is not how planes should be built. It was so bad in 2018 — we didn’t have engines on many of the planes and so they put these big concrete blocks on the engine pylons so the plane wouldn’t tip. Kind of an important part of the plane, right? A major warning bell that something’s not right. But they kept increasing production rate and so we kept getting further and further behind. So all of 2018 was just a chaotic disarray type of environment. And by the way, where the hell is the FAA? FAA had no presence in the factory. And it really irritates you because right down the road, literally 20 minutes down the road, is the Northwest headquarters for the FAA. There’s over 2,000 employees that work at that site and yet, in the busiest factory in the world 20 minutes down the road, there’s four or five employees. That’s not enough to monitor the restaurant operations at the site.
March 15, 20241 yr 18 minutes ago, Mike030270 said: In the wake of two 737 Max crashes, Donald Trump’s administration made a deal with Boeing that allowed the company to avoid criminal prosecution. The deal, which has long been criticized by crash victims’ families and recently challenged in court by air safety advocates, allowed Boeing to avoid criminal prosecution on fraud charges and shielded Boeing’s senior executives from such prosecution as well.
March 15, 20241 yr 20 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: In the wake of two 737 Max crashes, Donald Trump’s administration made a deal with Boeing that allowed the company to avoid criminal prosecution. The deal, which has long been criticized by crash victims’ families and recently challenged in court by air safety advocates, allowed Boeing to avoid criminal prosecution on fraud charges and shielded Boeing’s senior executives from such prosecution as well. Look @Mike31mt, The Art of the Deal at work! Wonder how big that campaign donation was?
March 18, 20241 yr The suspicious "suicide” of Boeing whistleblower John Barnett https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2024/03/18/pqwz-m18.html Quote The Charleston County coroner ruled that the cause of death was "a self-inflicted wound,” and a police report stated that officers had found "a white piece of paper resembling a note” near Barnett’s body. However, Barnett’s lawyers immediately challenged the claim that their client’s death was a suicide. They released a statement saying: We didn’t see any indication that he would take his own life. No one can believe it. The Charleston police need to investigate this fully and accurately and tell the public. No detail can be left unturned. A more revealing comment came from one of Barnett’s family friends, Jennifer, who told an ABC affiliate on March 15 that Barnett had warned her, "If anything happens to me, it’s not suicide.” Hmmmm
March 18, 20241 yr On 3/15/2024 at 6:12 PM, VanHammersly said: In the wake of two 737 Max crashes, Donald Trump’s administration made a deal with Boeing that allowed the company to avoid criminal prosecution. The deal, which has long been criticized by crash victims’ families and recently challenged in court by air safety advocates, allowed Boeing to avoid criminal prosecution on fraud charges and shielded Boeing’s senior executives from such prosecution as well. but, but hunters D !!!!!
May 2, 20241 yr Boeing whistleblower from Kansas is 2nd to die in past 2 months Drug-resistant MRSA infection 'totally' took over Boeing whistleblower's lungs, family says https://www.foxnews.com/us/boeing-whistleblower-kansas-2nd-die-past-2-months Funny how Putin enemies and Boeing whistleblowers just up and die all the time.
May 2, 20241 yr 7 minutes ago, lynched1 said: "Number three. Calling whistle blower number three"........
May 2, 20241 yr 45 minutes ago, Toastrel said: Boeing whistleblower from Kansas is 2nd to die in past 2 months Drug-resistant MRSA infection 'totally' took over Boeing whistleblower's lungs, family says https://www.foxnews.com/us/boeing-whistleblower-kansas-2nd-die-past-2-months Funny how Putin enemies and Boeing whistleblowers just up and die all the time. One more time... In the wake of two 737 Max crashes, Donald Trump’s administration made a deal with Boeing that allowed the company to avoid criminal prosecution. The deal, which has long been criticized by crash victims’ families and recently challenged in court by air safety advocates, allowed Boeing to avoid criminal prosecution on fraud charges and shielded Boeing’s senior executives from such prosecution as well.
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