Originally Posted by
PNWFlyer
care to prove this? Who was the Boeing accident investigation rep? Who was the chief pilot at the time? Bet you don’t know anything and are just repeating a rumor you heard in the head.
It's very well known history, but far enough back to not reflect on anyone currently employed today. It is in fact not even the same company (pre MD takeover). But it's history that needs to not be forgotten, or it will keep happening.
Originally Posted by
PNWFlyer
oh, and by all means please add the proof that Boeing knew what the problem was and didn’t feel like fixing it. You must be confused with Airbus and the Thales pitot tubes.
Are you talking about crash in the atlantic? Airbus and regulators had already issued the bulletin/AD. The accident airplane was literally scheduled to get the parts replaced after the accident flight.