oh come on!!!
This is getting all too ridiculous.
First of all, you come here and say in quite an alarming tone that this airline is responsible, as a whole, for an alleged breach of passenger safety.
Then you see the ranting natives rushing in, all too eager to drop the hammer on same airline, biting the hand that feeds them in the process, because they’re not capable of understanding that (radical left wing) politics and real economy don’t mix in such difficult times, loosing the negotiating power held by other sectors of the company.
These people are only half dozen or so in a company of thousands, but they’re noisy, one track minded, and unpleasant as workers as well as socially. It seems that they’re born hating everything that sounds capitalist, even if they choose to work at it.
But hey, when the heat hits the kitchen, suddenly it’s not the company, oh no, it’s only a couple of pilots that had supposedly altered a pair of tech reports. So the company isn’t to blame after all, but they still had to snitch those guys for safety reasons (LOL), even if done illegally and in defaming manner, no matter what.
Oh wait, it’s getting real hot in the kitchen, so you begin to see the native rats fleeing fast ("I know some colleagues from TAP "etc) while we watch their cynical AEI colleague start washing his hands, which is the typical behavior from people that use others at their expense for their own (not so) hidden agenda, fooling the native Indians with mirrors and stuff. It would be extremely hilarious if it wasn’t a sad thing to watch. Poor sods.
Fortunately, TAP is a very responsible company, audited regularly by international authorities, and has an enormous confidence capital amongst their costumers, supplier chain and industry regulators.
Gonçalo, I do applaud your sincerity and truly hope that this subject will backfire right in the hands of those who’ve lit the Molotov cocktail in the first place. As we say down here “the dogs bark, the wagon keeps on going”.
GD&L
PS- Cientista ou Elefante?