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turnandburn
16th Nov 2012, 04:11
in the press today in japan jetstar sited for not having qualifeid engineers on duty 98 flights released to fly by inexperienced engineers
Japan CAD warned you cannot operate like this
ALAEA Fed Sec
16th Nov 2012, 04:32
Maybe Qantas could send Luke Murray up there again. He loves Japan.
ejectx3
16th Nov 2012, 04:35
Embarrassing that something owned by Qantas is responsible for this .
Ngineer
16th Nov 2012, 04:54
Worlds "Best" practice,?
LAME2
16th Nov 2012, 05:58
Embarrassing that something owned by Qantas is responsible for this .
Embarrassing yes, but I'm not surprised.
ohallen
16th Nov 2012, 06:20
Consistent application of Group culture.
When is someone in Group going to be held accountable???
Arnold E
16th Nov 2012, 07:30
When is someone in Group going to be held accountable???
Errrr, never anybody at the top, but I am sure they will find someone at the coalface to blame.
600ft-lb
16th Nov 2012, 07:31
Thats the reason why the policy&procedures manual exists and is oh so massive.
It's never anyones fault except the guy on the floor.
halfback
16th Nov 2012, 09:31
Fed Sec, give yourself an uppercut!!! Luke is waaaaay too professional to oversee that crap. Just out of interest, WHO is overseeing/managing Jet Cancer Japan Engineering and allowing this to happen
ALAEA Fed Sec
16th Nov 2012, 09:49
Pretty sure some Qantas managers on secondment. Billed to International of course.
Redstone
16th Nov 2012, 11:03
Is it the ex BNE stooge they called "toe nails" who until recently was attempting to be station mngr SIN?
genxfrog
16th Nov 2012, 13:02
Would be good if CASA was as effective and assertive as Japan CAD!
Clipped
17th Nov 2012, 05:04
Is it the ex BNE stooge they called "toe nails"
Is it the star management cadet who was a DMM in BNE? Is it the half price Ops Manager of SE Asia whom left behind a trail of destruction?
Yes, this hairy individual howls at the moon.
JQ has been able to take their cut price procedures all over Asia and successfully operate under the local NAA's noses. In Japan, it may be cultural, but they are a little bit fastidious. It would be intersesting to see their true cost of labour over there and undoubtedly they will send for reinforcements from Oz, at any cost, to make that venture appear to work.
Going Boeing
17th Nov 2012, 05:10
I hope Ben Sandilands investigates this and gives QF/JQ management the rocket that they deserve. :ugh:
Kharon
18th Nov 2012, 20:04
Ben Sandilands – Plane Talking. (http://blogs.crikey.com.au/planetalking/2012/11/18/jetstar-japan-ordered-to-suspend-expansion-after-safety-reprimand/)
Jetstar Japan has received notification from the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) in relation to a small number of issues within the airline’s internal engineering procedures.
The boys over at Tiger must be shaking their heads and having a quite smile. Japan returns the compliment to do a Tiger on J*. Aye, the devil is in the details.
hiwaytohell
18th Nov 2012, 21:22
Would be good if CASA was as effective and assertive as Japan CAD!
Having dealt with JCAB on few aircraft exports, that is the last thing you would wish for!!!... pedantic, unreasonable, inflexible don't come close to being adequate adjectives!
Whilst I accept there could be bigger JQ issues me thinks this one could be more of a storm in a teacup!