NJ5 on 19 April 2010
Those "successful test flights" are bullshit. Why would we trust the airlines' word on this?
Fact is, the Finland air force has had engine damage on two of their fighter jets, and NATO also had problems on some jets. So just because some airlines managed to do highly controlled flights (some of them at a low altitude of just 3,000 m), that doesn't tell me anything other than that they're really desperate to start making money again.
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