On January 22, 2013 I said this:
Cut and
Paste below dotted line
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"The
March 20th, is my 60 Day Self Imposed Deadline, For
The Fix
and Fly
"The When" is now until
the next 60 57 days? Boeing will start flying the 787
within sixty fifty-seven days. All hands are on deck
with Boeing and its suppliers. Money and time make a bad partner when the
clock starts losing money. Suppliers have been served and Boeing engineering is
reallocating to deal with this problem, not just over the week-end, but in a
24/7 manner. Buy stock in Starbucks until this problem is solved. Next
year’s Christmas bonuses are being earned at this time.
The press will report how the
battery maker in Japan had an in-line production fault. The people who
knew how to put the battery together was on vacation and the replacement crew,
who said they knew, hadn't put one together in a while. Where they used old
procedures, and did not employ the new procedures, therefore caused the battery
to have inherent faults resulting in fire. That's my report
before the findings come out from FAA."
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Now 60 days have almost passed
and where are the Harold's of Boeing now saying"
Its Weeks now, and how many, are
weeks?
So I missed it by 30 days, stone
me! Boeing intends to fly ANA at the end of April with the FAA sprinkling of
documents over corporate heads.
Back on 1/22/2013
I believed Boeing would have its arms around the crises and would be
back to flying in 60 days. I am not a corporate guy and don't know how fast
auto pens, and rubber stamps operate in the modern era.
However, Boeing with the Airplane
washed and tires shined, will show up in two weeks for its Spring prom date
with the FAA. Tires screeching and a banner on the antenna. What is
known, Boeing will pull up in about two weeks for its prom date. Will Boeing's
date be ready, or stuck in some dressing room with final preparations? It
is customary for the guy to have to wait a few minutes, especially if the girl
is somewhat reluctant in the first place? Yes to all those Questions. Just
because the FAA doesn't use auto pen, or a rubber stamp anymore, add some
waiting time, making the Boeing boy extremely impatient and stressed. However
the flowers won't go stale. FAA wants fresh flowers and a good time in front of
its other governing bodies, that are found around the world of Airplane proms.
Japan, and Europe need to be sufficiently envious of the FAA at this
dance. Boeing will be on its best behavior with the nicest Airplane on
the tarmac. Japan is planning to double up with Boeing after the
dance at the fueling station for shakes and flying. Remember Boeing, have her
back home flying before May AM!
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