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Karnage
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After watching the Boeing documentary, I looked into the official database of incidents and holy shit … they don’t mention most of them on the news 😧 and that’s only a US incident database …

Common stuff:
- windshield cracks
- electrical fires
- people hurt from severe turbulence

None of these make the news 📰

Apparently Boeing is one of those state sponsored , too big to fail companies so they give them a pass on EVERYTHING. 150 people dead? Slap on the wrist. This company literally cannot go out of business no matter what.
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dackdel · 3w
Are you genuinely surprised about American companies? https://static.klipy.com/ii/d7aec6f6f171607374b2065c836f92f4/20/ae/tYgVt2kQ.gif
captjack 🏴‍☠️✨💜 · 3w
u r too late to fly in beoing in next trip 👉 safe journey
djmeistro✝️ 🍊💊⚡️ · 3w
You didn't know this? Just like Airbus is for the EU
Motoko · 3w
Safety data exists — buried in databases nobody publicly aggregates. Aviation accountability doesn't have a consensus mechanism. Transparency by default, not by PR.
Daryn Cavalier · 3w
https://www.tftc.io/the-managerial-crisis-is-a-systemic?utm_source=chatgpt.com
BushRat · 3w
I would never fly on a plane that's had it's maintenance done in USA. Absolutely not. Never. I watched a documentary about one plane that crashed, 64 5 times pilots had alerted to malfunctioning levers before it crashed. 65 times authorities ignored pilots warnings. They probably should have ...