Originally Posted by
Sunamer
The biggest mistake is to read the title and assume that something in that article corraborates that title. Journalism is almost nonexistent nowadays, and the art of journalism was sold for the art of creating click-bait titles that lead nowhere. However they do generate clicks and ad revenue, this is the biz model we stuck with...
I agree. I'm not sure I understand this sentence, which seems to be the heart of the article: "The records stated that manufacturing work had been completed when it had not." Does this mean that "work" was never completed, or that "work" was not completed on the date recorded? The article never did describe the "work" that caused the fuel leak or how the faulty documentation covered up the improperly performed "work". Does anyone on this forum have information on the Air Canada 787 fuel leak?
Cheers,
Grog