@resist1984 At least mathematically speaking, the rubicon of having any reason to act like there's any meaningful difference between companies has now well been crossed. Enterprise might as well just be viewed as one cohesive body and ship. Once a more cohesive body whole is understood, the underlying cohesiveness of it's politics is better understood and reasons to split things into "left"/"right" divides largely vanishes.
So "(The) Enterprise continues to have safety issues because it doesn't put safety above profit. People need to learn to stop getting on Enterprise aircraft." *fixed*
Such said given the nature of how general air travel works, I'm prone to agree with @iron_bug . It's not like when one books a flight it comes with an option of "which Enterprise plane models do you find acceptable?"
One just kinda shows up at the port, there's a plane there, and when they get on it they are then (generally) informed "this is a blah blah blah model blah blah blah plane".
So from the standpoint of a general person, all that's really being said in a practical doable sense in this post is "The Enterprise exist; NEVER USE IT'S PLANES!"
(which unless one is independently wealthy, basically means don't fly on planes)
So "(The) Enterprise continues to have safety issues because it doesn't put safety above profit. People need to learn to stop getting on Enterprise aircraft." *fixed*
Such said given the nature of how general air travel works, I'm prone to agree with @iron_bug . It's not like when one books a flight it comes with an option of "which Enterprise plane models do you find acceptable?"
One just kinda shows up at the port, there's a plane there, and when they get on it they are then (generally) informed "this is a blah blah blah model blah blah blah plane".
So from the standpoint of a general person, all that's really being said in a practical doable sense in this post is "The Enterprise exist; NEVER USE IT'S PLANES!"
(which unless one is independently wealthy, basically means don't fly on planes)
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@alien23 @iron_bug The Boeing enterprise is very different from the Airbus enterprise. As someone who worked in the aviation industry on both sides of the pond I can say with certainty that the US does calculations the incorporate the price tag they put on life. Europeans don't do that. The EU safety admins I've had to deal with oppose the calculation & if there's a problem or excessive risk, they fix
@iron_bug @alien23 and the stats confirm this. But I also have to say that while most people #boycottBoeing on the basis of a relatively poor track record on safety, my primary reason for boycotting is the right wing politics culminating into #ALEC support. #Boeing is a bad company to support from an ethical standpoint.