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  • PorradaVFR@lemmy.world
    5·
    2 days ago

    If it were the Boeing that put engineering and quality first then … maybe.

    But since the merger the resulting MBA-managed profit above all else mentality should absolutely forbid this.

    In a functioning US it would have.

  • toiletobserver@lemmy.world
    21·
    3 days ago

    If I’ve learned anything from 20 years in the aerospace industry, it’s that quality systems must always have external oversight, and the concept of delegated authority at the highest levels is not sustainable.

    • JasonDJ@lemmy.zip
      14·
      3 days ago

      If I’ve learned anything in my 8 years in IT in a business adjacent to the aerospace industry…I’m taking an Airbus.

  • pammyfromthesticks@mander.xyzEnglish
    1·
    2 days ago

    🤣 This is gonna funny bro… everytime I get on a plane I always think the same thing “This could be it” … which is not often. To be honest I’d rather travel by a ship and never return to the USA ever. Flying is for the richers… In the words of one of the best video games ever “good luck” … I wish I could be a favored idiot… I want to be sloppy, dumpy, wrapped in silk and paid. People with homes acting like they have problems… pftttt. They want you to internalise the rot to justify their place in it all… its just privilage and dumb luck that keeps this turd sandwich of a system afloat in the bowl. Like Imagine going to the island, fucking a child, getting caught and then getting a taxbreak after ritualistic shameing which honestly is probably their kink. What a sick sad world. To be western pfffft. The lumpin pumpkins chant “GREAT FLOOD GREAT FLOOD GREAT FLOOD GREAT FLOOD GREAT FLOOD GREAT FLOOD GREAT FLOOD GREAT FLOOD”… Our fake democracy will lead to full blown fascism. Trump is a lazy and dumb “leader” but the next one will be off the rails and every dictator got a innercirle filled with the botox thots also know as the capitalist class. Trump is no Hitler… Hitler built a industrial base. that is all. once again “good luck”

  • Gordon Calhoun@lemmy.world
    13·
    3 days ago

    “We’ve reconfigured all our jets to go “Boing!” when they crash. We feel this will lighten the mood somewhat and result in better press and profits for shareholders. Also, it advertises the brand a bit better and self-creates a need for more production orders…the elimination of another available airframe, that is. I mean, we at Boeing totally support the customer’s right to repair the wreckage, but let’s face it, it’d be much easier to just buy another boinger.”