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Old 14th May 2009 | 13:05
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biggles99
 
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Quichemech

Quiche, it's the Company I suggested avoiding. I didn't mention the technicians who are working under very, very difficult conditions.

I removed our R22 that Tiger has been looking after when we discovered that our A109 parts - which we had paid for - were being used without our permission to keep Tiger's A109 in the air. This is a fact, not a rumour.

After this, how could I have any confident that the same thing wouldn't happen to the R22?

Trust is an essential part of engineer/pilot/customer relationship.

It's funny, I didn't want to get into another "Tiger" thread: I was simply responding to a genuine request from someone based in the UK who wanted some pointers relating to engineering companies. I hope I have helped - did you notice that there were many more positive comments than negatitve ones?


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