Qantas A380 reliability issues creeping up again?

[Melburnian1]

I would say that post is AI slop

I've seen instances in other subject areas where AI makes erroneous claims presented as fact. Rubbish in, rubbish out.

Thank you for dissecting the above as it can be difficult when one lacks significant knowledge of a subject to discern what's factual and what ought be questioned.

 

[Himeno]

I've seen instances in other subject areas where AI makes erroneous claims presented as fact. Rubbish in, rubbish out.

Thank you for dissecting the above as it can be difficult when one lacks significant knowledge of a subject to discern what's factual and what ought be questioned.

Which is just more reason to ignore any AI Slop.

 

[RooFlyer]

Did it have to be 'AI slop'? Or just slop?

 

[FlyingKangaroo]

A pity to see these issues becoming chronic again. I just returned this week from a SYD-LAX return trip for work with Delta. Next week it’s Singapore with SQ.

Two international trips in the first month of the year I’ve actively booked away from QFi because I cannot chance their reliability roulette. Those colleagues who did from SYD and MEL at the conference this week had varying results, including 25+ of them finding their Friday night LAX-MEL sector cancelled.

And it really is a pity as it meant I stopped bothering towards Platinum this year. It’s just (literally) not worth my time. Hope they’ll sort it out.

 

[DC3]

I just returned this week from a SYD-LAX return trip for work with Delta. Next week it’s Singapore with SQ.

 

[moa999]

pity to see these issues becoming chronic again.

Now that OQC is finally back I suspect things will drastically improve.

 

[jase05]

Now that OQC is finally back I suspect things will drastically improve.

Until the next drama of course

 

[moa999]

Until the next drama of course

Not often one has 35+ day dramas.