Michael O'leary revealed his fears about the Boeing production process. The boss Ryanair said that every new Boeing jet delivered to the line undergoes strict safety checks before joining the fleet. As he said in an interview with The Times, his The fears resulted from the fact that his engineers found “tools under floor panels”.
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Ryanair's boss mentioned shocking discoveries in machines after Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed a few seconds after starting in Ahmedabad in India. As “The Times” notes, there is no suggestion or evidence that Boeing is to blame for the Air India disaster.
“We received delivery [samolotów]a When we returned to Dublin with them, we found the keys and tools under floor panels. The Boeing factory in Seattle needs someone supervising the production line. At the moment they are only sellers, “said Michael O'Leary in an interview with The Times. Currently, a cheap airline has a team of 30 own inspection engineers supervising the production of aircraft in the USA.
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After the Air India plane crash, which took place on June 12, there were further reports from the Boeing Signalist. As the Daily Mail informs, Salehpour himself, Boeing engineer, alleged last year that Boeing “went shortcuts” during the production of a wide -body jetto speed up production. He claimed that the 787 hull could fall apart during the flight after thousands of flights.
As the Daily Mail reminds, Salehpour himself claimed that last year that In the production of the aircraft fuselage, savings were used, and the engineers settled drilling shards between connections in over 1000 aircraftweakening the structure, shortening the life of aircraft and risking “catastrophic events”.
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In the said conversation with “The Times” Michael O'Leary admitted that he trusted Boeing's new management and expects to improve the quality and timeliness of delivery. Robert Kelly Ortberg, a new Boeing boss, has already announced the location of an end to unprofessional practices.
