Originally Posted by chockchucker
Unfortunately, the only thing that will derail the farcical relationship between Qantas and CASA is a smoking hole in the ground.
At which point all those that now propagate the myth that new aircraft require less maintenance will be ducking for cover.
Not quite.....To quote from another thread on this forum ................
Originally Posted by Managers Perspective
You do what the rest of the world does, you manage it.
While MP's response was to a different question in a different thread, you just know the answer is the same.
This is typical of QF Management.
Good management prepares their business for the unfortunate events that beset any business by planning, by building fire breaks, by immediately attending to any spot fires that break out on their watch.
Qantas management has a policy of taking no precautions, of ignoring the first signs of smoke, indeed of ignoring spot fires.
It is only when there is a raging bushfire, when irreparable damage has been done, that Qantas management then, and only then...........
Originally Posted by Managers Perspective
........you manage it.
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