First of all, I hope there are not mass cancellations, Etc. This issue can be fixed fairly easily. This craft didn't crash just because somebody pulled a lever, the issues are deeper. For instance do they have a Key Man? A Key man or woman... is absolutely the most crucial component of a project like this. It doesn't seem they have one, or at least are not listening to or following their advice/input. A good Key Man for an operation like this costs anywhere from 100 > 200K per year. The employees, engineers and especially the deceased pilot and his family did not deserve this. I am not blaming anyone in particular, at least not yet; though a little insight, understanding and Sir Richards pocket money could have likely prevented this. Very sad situation...