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In reply to the discussion: Exclusive: Boeing seeking to reduce scope, duration of some physical tests for new aircraft - source [View all]

Bettie

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8. What could possibly go wrong?
Reply to Dennis Donovan (Original post)
Sun Jun 16, 2019, 10:20 AM
Jun 2019

A lot could go wrong...but hey, I'm betting Boeing executives fly in planes that are safe, so who cares about the little people!

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Exclusive: Boeing seeking to reduce scope, duration of some physical tests for new aircraft - source [View all] Dennis Donovan Jun 2019 OP
It worked so well with the 787 Max ... GeorgeGist Jun 2019 #1
Bean counters are in charge of Boeing engineering. Pretty soon they'll say the wings are too long dalton99a Jun 2019 #2
The bean counters are in charge of everything malaise Jun 2019 #4
how well did that work with the max roll out? spanone Jun 2019 #3
Cutting corners on flight testing is so obviously not in their own short-term or long-term interest MBS Jun 2019 #5
When it comes to airliners DFW Jun 2019 #9
This message was self-deleted by its author Cirque du So-What Jun 2019 #6
They will need to call their next airliner the "Pinto" DFW Jun 2019 #7
No, they will pay off the FAA officials, and the US taxpayers will be stuck with the bill RainCaster Jun 2019 #13
What could possibly go wrong? Bettie Jun 2019 #8
As long as the tests aren't shortened for Gulfstar or Lear... RainCaster Jun 2019 #14
I'm calling for the same safeinOhio Jun 2019 #10
Smithsonian Channel - Air Disasters Submariner Jun 2019 #11
It's just such a departure from Boeing's normal practices... Dennis Donovan Jun 2019 #15
What a "wonderful" idea Sherman A1 Jun 2019 #12
Let me guess... moondust Jun 2019 #16
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