I'm not an aviation expert, but their reasoning seems to be "it's a tiny chance and we reaaaaaallllly want to use these planes".
We are talking about a known bug that could lead to deaths.
This isn't some critical military aircraft or a cargo plane that without which food and goods can't be transported. The only "harm" will be to shareholders.
We are talking about a known bug that could lead to deaths.
This isn't some critical military aircraft or a cargo plane that without which food and goods can't be transported. The only "harm" will be to shareholders.
People are more important than profits.