Al Jazeera Investigates - Broken Dreams: The Boeing 787

a reply to: bigx001

It doesn't matter why she did it, it still destroyed her credibility for later. If you say that something is a great product, and then later on say that it's a horrible product, do you really think it matters WHY you said it? She said it, then she said something different. Either way, it destroyed her credibility.

a reply to: Zaphod58

that's just your opinion about her position.

originally posted by: bigx001
a reply to: Zaphod58

that's just your opinion about her position.

Either way you look at it, she lied. Whether as an employee of Boeing or not at the time of the lie, should be the question regarding the veracity of her claims.

Was she lying, making the statement regarding how good it was, or how bad it was? And that should cause pause to think if she's willing to lie at any time, what's going to stop her from lying in the future?

So, as mentioned, her credibility is in question, regardless.

The CEO of one of the biggest and most influential carriers in the world Aviation market had this to say about the Al Jazeera video:

“The Dreamliner has not broken our dreams; it is fulfilling our dreams,”

www.flightglobal.com...

Qatar and Emirates are both airlines that when they suggest something, all the aircraft manufacturers sit down and listen to them, and frequently make the suggested changes. So if they say that the Dreamliner is fulfilling their dreams, that's something you can take to the bank.

a reply to: abecedarian

again that is your opinion

a reply to: bigx001

And it's your opinion that the Dreamliner is dangerous, the facts, and the opinions of others far more knowledgeable say otherwise.