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Boeing Starliner capsule's first crewed test flight postponed​

By Joey Roulette and Steve Gorman
May 6, 2024 5:49 PM PDT
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The two-member crew - NASA astronauts Barry "Butch" Wilmore, 61, and Sunita "Suni" Williams, 58 - had been strapped into their seats aboard the spacecraft about an hour before launch activities were suspended for the night.
Wow, those are old astronauts. Maybe NASA's not very confidant in the capsule? Hopefully we won't get an early gen X barbecue.
 
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NYT:10 Boeing whistleblowers die of natural coincidences.
Author: Mike Wifesboyfriend

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See also: Opinion: Corporations are straight up assassinating people, and why that's a good thing.
 
So, I guess Agent 747 will be busy for the forseeable future.

The FAA has decided to open a new Boeing probe after Boeing admits that it may have skipped some inspections, with investigations focusing on whether employees had falsified records. [Archive] [Article Archive of related news] Apparently, Boeing had notified the FAA itself after learning that employees failed to perform electrical safeguard examinations (checking bonding and proper grounding) in wing-fuselage joints.

I find it hard to believe that there's no top-down influence on skipping critical steps. It's probably management telling engineers to increase production times by skipping checks here and there, until nothing has been inspected for months. At best, Boeing telling on itself is a weird PR move. Maybe they're trying to show the public how concerned about safety they are, that they're willing to blow the whistle on themselves. ...Or something.
 
So, I guess Agent 747 will be busy for the forseeable future.

The FAA has decided to open a new Boeing probe after Boeing admits that it may have skipped some inspections, with investigations focusing on whether employees had falsified records. [Archive] [Article Archive of related news] Apparently, Boeing had notified the FAA itself after learning that employees failed to perform electrical safeguard examinations (checking bonding and proper grounding) in wing-fuselage joints.

I find it hard to believe that there's no top-down influence on skipping critical steps. It's probably management telling engineers to increase production times by skipping checks here and there, until nothing has been inspected for months. At best, Boeing telling on itself is a weird PR move. Maybe they're trying to show the public how concerned about safety they are, that they're willing to blow the whistle on themselves. ...Or something.
Boeing fired something like 1/3 to 1/2 of its QC people because it MADE STONK PRICE GO UP

I'm not joking

Boeing has been run by literal retards for 10+ years at this point.

I'm of the opinion now that it should legitimately be Nationalized and the current board and C suite fired and possibly imprisoned.

Then after 5 years have it go public again, HQ goes back to Seattle.
 
Boeing fired something like 1/3 to 1/2 of its QC people because it MADE STONK PRICE GO UP

I'm not joking

Boeing has been run by literal retards for 10+ years at this point.
Wasn't that because Boeing C-Suite was made up of the same retards who ran McDonnell Douglas into the ground, and for some reason Boeing welcomed them wholesale after their merger?
 
Most of the Boeing panic is because a lot of planes are dropping or having weird as fuck failures midflight, although word on the conspiricy cunt street is that all of this is just weapons testing for a new type of DEW (directed energy weapon) that shuts down all electronics like a kind of extremely long range EMP beam.

Basically you build it, put it on a sattelite and then you can hit vehicles and facilities anywhere on earth from orbit and shut down their electronics.
It's extremely useful since most major powers run a lot of their military communications and detection stuff off of extremely specialised planes, I suppose it's great for murdering people too if you want to assassinate someone and they take a flight.

The big 3 have had giant space lasers for a couple decades now and that's how a lot of the recent fires in the US started.



 
Meanwhile Elon has been getting people into space for several years now at at much lower cost.

Cost of Falcon program through to Falcon 9 per NASA (3.6 Billion)

Cost of Boeing Starliner program per NASA (4.2 billion).

Its amazing to me that Boeing can burn an extra 600 million more dollars, take a decade longer, and STILL not work properly. I feel like the US Government is continuing to fund Spacex competition out of shear spite for Musk at this point.
 
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