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JAL maintenance error blamed for 2 panels falling from plane

Saturday 21st June, 04:43 PM JST

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  • electric2004 at 06:50 PM JST - 21st June

    So cutting costs has some unwanted bad side effects.

  • timeon at 07:58 PM JST - 21st June

    tomorrow I fly with JAL to Korea....

  • rjd_jr at 10:07 PM JST - 21st June

    Unfortunate but happens regardless

  • DenshaDeGO at 07:12 AM JST - 22nd June

    Unfortunate but happens regardless

    What, pieces falling off airplanes? It's not normal by any stretch of the imagination.

  • Terrikus at 08:01 AM JST - 22nd June

    What, pieces falling off airplanes? It's not normal by any stretch of the imagination.

    Moreso, had this been say, a Chinese aircraft, I doubt he would have been so kind.

    As you said, pieces falling off planes is NOT NORMAL.

  • mikihouse at 09:30 AM JST - 22nd June

    Problem with outsourcing. This is the problem brought by globalization. JAL has been trying to cut back its losses so they employed either inept, inexperienced, understaffed, overworked, and unhappy workers. Pieces falling from the sky, what's next? the whole plane?

  • lordomni at 12:20 PM JST - 23rd June

    Maybe the real reason for cutting the 747 training is that they can't maintain them? : )

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