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jacobin.com
The Federal Aviation Administration has long allowed Boeing to conduct its own aircraft safety inspections. A new government investigation suggests that the self-inspection program could have played a role in multiple plane crashes. |
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blog.dshr.org
My post 737 MAX: The Case Against Boeing is a year old and has accumulated 58 updates in comments. Now the aircraft is returning to service... |
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www.jeffwise.net
[AI summary] The article discusses Boeing's corporate culture and safety issues, including a series of aviation disasters, internal management failures, and the company's struggle to regain trust after a string of mishaps and regulatory scrutiny. |
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www.rural-revolution.com
Today was the fall equinox, when sunrise and sunset are at the same time and day and night are equal. I happened to catch the sunrise... ... |
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