Although I didn't go out to check I was told that the aircraft was dripping with fluid after we had landed.
Unfortunately those responsible for reporting these types of events at my company often times dont because they 'dont want the trouble.' Their only goal is a salary at the end of the month, beyond that they're not that bothered about aviation or aviating, and is why I often end up asking questions on this forum.
It's shocking, I know, but it's the unfortunate reality of a company where people are so scared of losing their jobs that even in normal times (leave alone COVID times) most would not desire to report for fear of some kind of blame being pointed toward them. Even when it's clear that the event was of no fault of their own and it would be of benefit to the company and/or other parties to know about an event. But that's a whole other topic for another thread.
On another note are samples of fluid from each batch of liquid not stored in case events of this nature do occur?
Last edited by Airmann; 22nd May 2021 at 17:23.