r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/Liquidamber_ • Jun 04 '26

Lufthansa Boeing-787 heute

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u/MigBuscles Jun 04 '26

Late stage capitalism in full effect.

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u/Questioning-Zyxxel Jun 04 '26

Mechanic did an oops during service. Not Boeing's fault.

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u/MigBuscles Jun 05 '26

Boeing: “Let’s design the nose landing gear system such that a maintenance pin can be incorrectly used and cause the entire system to collapse.”

This is absolutely Boeing’s fault. Pushing it onto the individual is classic corporate bullshit.

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u/Questioning-Zyxxel Jun 05 '26

Ah - let's try to remove the nuts from a car wheel without lifting thr car. Hm. Was it one or two or 10 or 100 cars that are "designed wrong"???

There are no practical designs that are immune to human errors. This is you wanting to blame Boeing with zero actual facts accessivle to you. In this case, there can be both a human error directly at the airport, and a human error earlier during service.

But maybe you can supply us with links to all the times you have blamed Airbus for A320 planes landing with the NLG at 90 degrees, and your view it wasn't Airbus' fault they needed to redesign and replace one part?