Another NEO motor blew up!
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Now, if they kept taking deliveries or didn't hold airbus' feet to the fire, that would be irresponsible. The aviation world is watching how airbus treats little old Spirit as we deal with these motors, and certainly going after the airline execs who bought the first couple NEOs would send the exact opposite message. Airbus and P&W need to make it right, not only for us but for the entire industry.
I was gonna be snarky about asking for a screenshot of your harvard MBA and your PhD in propulsive engineering since you're second-guessing decisions made and work done by an awful lot of extremely competent people (airbus and P&W, not spirit, duh) but hey it's thanksgiving and I'm thankful I didn't have to abort a takeoff yesterday, and double-thankful I get to spend today with my fam.
#7
Not defending Spirit execs, but the dumpster-fire that is the PW1000G is not their fault. On paper it was superior to the CFM LEAP, and its not the first geared turbofan ever made (as some have appeared to speculate).
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Uh... Right. Gotta say that's kind of dumb.
Now, if they kept taking deliveries or didn't hold airbus' feet to the fire, that would be irresponsible. The aviation world is watching how airbus treats little old Spirit as we deal with these motors, and certainly going after the airline execs who bought the first couple NEOs would send the exact opposite message. Airbus and P&W need to make it right, not only for us but for the entire industry.
I was gonna be snarky about asking for a screenshot of your harvard MBA and your PhD in propulsive engineering since you're second-guessing decisions made and work done by an awful lot of extremely competent people (airbus and P&W, not spirit, duh) but hey it's thanksgiving and I'm thankful I didn't have to abort a takeoff yesterday, and double-thankful I get to spend today with my fam.
Now, if they kept taking deliveries or didn't hold airbus' feet to the fire, that would be irresponsible. The aviation world is watching how airbus treats little old Spirit as we deal with these motors, and certainly going after the airline execs who bought the first couple NEOs would send the exact opposite message. Airbus and P&W need to make it right, not only for us but for the entire industry.
I was gonna be snarky about asking for a screenshot of your harvard MBA and your PhD in propulsive engineering since you're second-guessing decisions made and work done by an awful lot of extremely competent people (airbus and P&W, not spirit, duh) but hey it's thanksgiving and I'm thankful I didn't have to abort a takeoff yesterday, and double-thankful I get to spend today with my fam.
Last edited by Alphafloor; 11-23-2017 at 06:34 PM.
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