Garfly

That'd be Helios Airways Flt 522.

To which we could add the case of Bernard Collaery ... Government successfully blocks Bernard Collaery from obtaining documents on legality of spy mission | Witness K case | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Judge says legality of intelligence operation irrelevant to charge of disclosure of classified information Until finally ... Bernard Collaery’s leaking charges over East Timor operation dropped on Mark Dreyfus’ orders WWW.SMH.COM.AU The former ACT attorney-general was due to finally face trial on October 24 after years of delays before the attorney-general intervened.

Red, it's not like that "point" of yours was ever at issue ... there was a distinction involved, but let it pass.

Yes, and interestingly, Perdue (in the video) challenges the NTSB's accident analysis on that very distinction (regarding the Cessna crash) .

Red, SP isn't kidding; his comment is a lot more specific than "Boeing QA" in general. The Plane That Crashed Yesterday Was the Same One a Dead Boeing Whistleblower Warned About GIZMODO.COM Critics of Boeing have long expressed criticisms of the 787 Dreamliner and the company's standards.

Light plane crash lands in field 7NEWS.COM.AU Paramedics rushed to the scene and assessed one person.

Midair collision involving Jabiru J430, VH-EDJ, and Piper PA-25-235, VH-SPA, Caboolture Airfield, Queensland, on 28 July 2023 | ATSB WWW.ATSB.GOV.AU

Can't take a joke?

Yes, in a way. But we're really only stating the bleedin' obvious ... (Or, as our danny_galaga offered on the subject ... ;- )

That's the point. It's prevented from happening by nature knowing it takes all kinds to make a world.