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Glad it's resolved. But the very fact that a supposed 'safety issue' was resolved monetarily just proves Qatar never saw it as a safety/grounding problem at all.
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A very good idea for both companies to resolve it amicably. They both endured some negative public relations by letting it become public. Neither company could afford PR problems, particularly
in these these hard financial times.
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hmm.. and i seem to remember qatar was making a deal wirh Boeing when they canceled their A350 orders. 🤔
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That one guy who scratched the paintwork 👁️👄
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if Qatar CAA hadn't played the "safety card" to support the airline ... maybe the dispute would have been sorted out ages ago
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Airbus never denied that the issue with the paint degradation needed to be fixed but they could not allow Qatar Airways' claim of suggesting the plane not being secure due to this. In my humble opinion the decisive blow was the ultimatum given by the UK judge to Qatar Airways to produce the alleged comms between themselves and their regulator, who they were claiming that was acting on its own volition in deciding to withdraw the air-worthiness certificate from the planes with paint surface degradation in the first place. QA was blubbering all sorts of nonsense for months about their regulator assessing that the plane was unsafe to operate, but failed to produce any proof because there was none to produce, in the first place. This coupled with the smart contract management from Airbus having QA’s signature on a document with that sneaky clause about their right to proceed with the cancellation of the A321neos, strong-armed QA into threwing in the towel at the end.
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You should have seen the dreamliner I flew in to Nairobi recently... the wings were full of tape to keep the paint from peeling further.... its not just airbus that has paint issues
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In other words: Qatar caved in. Hard.
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Friends who would put cyanide in each other’s tea given half a chance yeah
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Oh no! The lawyers must be sad!
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Lets see, Al Baker always needs the last word
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I'm sure Boeing will be thrilled.
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Al baker need his plane skin perfect .. if any damage happen to fuselage skin like a small crack which led aloha to flow their top roof when airborne may be go un noticed …
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wonder if all Qatar's public posturing was coming back on them...
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The audio level on this is really low. Good thing it is subtitled...
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Yay! Finally.
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This new habit of making shorts is really bad . Quality please
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All that surface damage causes some serious drag... no?
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So, grown ups prevailed, and Qatar found use for those A-350s they thought they won't need.
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@FrancoisTX1974
1 year ago
The only civil aviation who grounded the 350 was the one from Qatar…..and in the middle of the pandemic when planes were not flying….it’s the only way they found to make money….
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