737 max loses window

captain_cynic

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Friday 3rd May

Iamnotkloot said:

CardinalBlue said:

Conspiracy theories in 5…4….3….

A former Boeing employee known for raising concerns about the firm's production standards has been found dead in the US.

Boeing whistleblower found dead in US https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68534703

And another one....

Second Boeing whistleblower dies ‘suddenly’ in Oklahoma
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2024/05/03/sec...

I love a good conspiracy theory as much as the next person but I've read a few stories on this and I think it's more of a sad indictment of the US health care system.

Pneumonia + infection and rumour has it, they didn't check for the infection. Sad state of affairs when your employer controls your health care.

eliot

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Friday 3rd May

Forester1965 said:

Two lose one whistleblower is...

ok, can the whistleblowers please stop dying now - it’s getting difficult

MarkwG

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Saturday 4th May

captain_cynic said:

Iamnotkloot said:

CardinalBlue said:

Conspiracy theories in 5…4….3….

A former Boeing employee known for raising concerns about the firm's production standards has been found dead in the US.

Boeing whistleblower found dead in US https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68534703

And another one....

Second Boeing whistleblower dies ‘suddenly’ in Oklahoma
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2024/05/03/sec...

I love a good conspiracy theory as much as the next person but I've read a few stories on this and I think it's more of a sad indictment of the US health care system.

Pneumonia + infection and rumour has it, they didn't check for the infection. Sad state of affairs when your employer controls your health care.

Yep, I agree: there's no real benefit in removing any whistle-blowers now, the whistle has already been blown, "damage" already done. If anything, it makes it harder for Boeing to refute their evidence, if that's what they intended to do.

OldGermanHeaps

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Saturday 4th May

MarkwG said:

Yep, I agree: there's no real benefit in removing any whistle-blowers now, the whistle has already been blown, "damage" already done. If anything, it makes it harder for Boeing to refute their evidence, if that's what they intended to do.

On the other hand it acts as a disincentive to others coming forward who might have more damaging info.

MarkwG

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Saturday 4th May

OldGermanHeaps said:

MarkwG said:

Yep, I agree: there's no real benefit in removing any whistle-blowers now, the whistle has already been blown, "damage" already done. If anything, it makes it harder for Boeing to refute their evidence, if that's what they intended to do.

On the other hand it acts as a disincentive to others coming forward who might have more damaging info.

I'm not sure how much more damaging any additional evidence could be? But I agree there's a possibility, albeit fairly remote.

Ledaig

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Monday 6th May

And the people on the 737 thought they were lucky yikes

Iamnotkloot

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Wednesday 8th May

And another incident - minor perhaps.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2024/05/08/...

Eric Mc

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Wednesday 8th May

Stop.

It is totally silly and irrelevant to report every single incident that relates to a Boeing aircraft. Virtually, none of these will be anything to do with Boeing's current issues over quality control during manufacture.

Forester1965

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Wednesday 8th May

The 12.31 from Alicante is a bit late. Yet more Boeing issues.

hidetheelephants

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