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EASA Insists On Testing Boeing 737 MAX Itself Before Lifting Ban

Aggiunto 4 anni fa

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has said it will not take the FAA’s word that the 737 MAX is safe to return to service. (simpleflying.com) Altro...

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Ron Fletcher 4 anni fa 11

Guess if you are responsible for safety in your airspace you have the right to be 100% certain the aircraft is safe.

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Ken McIntyre 4 anni fa 1

Fair enough, I agree.

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Andy Cruickshank 4 anni fa 4

Correct decision IMO

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Don Quixote 4 anni fa -9

They sound like snobby assholes, in my opinion.

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Ken McIntyre 4 anni fa 2

Pot, meet kettle.

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btweston 4 anni fa 4

You sound like you suffer from brain damage.

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william baker 4 anni fa 0

He was only dropped on his head a few times by his parents when he was young lol.

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Don Quixote 4 anni fa -2

You sound like you were dropped as a baby.

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william baker 4 anni fa -1

Did your mommy not give you enough attention when you were younger lol.

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a p 4 anni fa -1

The snobbiest asshole said.

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indy2001 4 anni fa 0

I suspect this is as much about politics and protecting local interests as it is about safety. The third demand -- "A full understanding: EASA wants to be sure that both crashes are fully understood" -- is beyond the FAA's control. Who knows when the final reports will be issued for the two crashes? And I would expect some tit-for-tat down the line, when the FAA elects not to accept similar decisions from EASA and similar organizations, demanding their own tests.

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Rich James 4 anni fa -1

They should do what they think is right. Personally I prefer to fly US or Asian Carriers where possible.

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Brian Neuman 4 anni fa -1

Meh, I know MH370 is excessively anti Boeing by all his posts. But let them run their tests...it’s really not a huge deal.

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Andy Cruickshank 4 anni fa 2

The level of trust in the FAA certification process has been degraded by this issue and no responsible certification agency worthy of the name is not going to make their own determination as to the safety of the aircraft. I suspect there will be a lot of cooperation and sharing of data but the other agencies will want to be sure the aircraft meets their standards whatever they may be.

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Brian Neuman 4 anni fa 2

Like I said, let them run their tests...safety is safety.

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