Fargoo
No axe & no agenda. Your employer, our NAA & CHIRP have issues
that are likely to have contributed to this incident, a culture if you will - Too Cozy?
That same culture has possibly led you to believe specific tasks are
never 'penned off' in Base or on the Line - I certainly do not approve of the practice BUT it happens. Everywhere I have worked (including BA), despite ALL airworthiness requirements and HF rhetoric 2008, it still happens as no a/c engineer is immune to commercial pressure. There
is also the issue of BA supervision of techs/mechs, line & base. However,
this is not the place to digress.
As a fellow a/c engineer, I hope for nothing more than a full answer from the AAIB for this incident to prevent re-occurence :. I shall return to the Engineering Section as requested. For now.
BAe146???
