QantasLink Dash-8 Security Breach?

[mannej]

Dont believe everything you see or read would probably be the best way of describing it.

Some employers like to keep a close eye on what information is handed out in a public forum in both an official and unofficial capacity and this may possibly restrict what information can be shared on any topic from possible employees who may participate in this community in their spare time. I am not saying that's the case here, but please keep it in mind when it comes to the clarity of some posts!

Steve does not hold back on PPrune:shock:

He freely admits to giving Today Tonight what they want... i.e the word crash

 

[markis10]

Steve does not hold back on PPrune:shock:

He freely admits to giving Today Tonight what they want... i.e the word crash

He's not an airline employee either, I would imagine a union employee would not have the same restrictions as an employee of the airline. Regardless we need to keep in mind such restrictions and how much info may be posted .

 

[medhead]

If you read between the lines it is pretty clear. In summary if you know what is being alluded to or implied then you know what the story is. If, like me, you have no idea then don't worry about it.

If this hasn’t become the most cryptic thread in the world…

I haven't got a clue as to what we are talking about here!:shock:

Those posts make no sense whatsoever.

 

[straitman]

Sunstate.?

Mr Purvinas is already a member of PPrune, which is very very interesting for anyone who reads the website

.... and just a reminder, once again that 99% of what people write on PP is utter crxp :!:

 

[oz_mark]

If you read between the lines it is pretty clear. In summary if you know what is being alluded to or implied then you know what the story is. If, like me, you have no idea then don't worry about it.

I ahve no idea what it is about, but it does sound like the old problem of some ego's getting in the way of solving problems.

 

[serfty]

.... and just a reminder, once again that 99% of what people write on PP is utter crxp :!:

Its the other 1% that worries me ... :shock::shock::shock:

 

[Mal]

This is now in the Federal Court.

Qantas staff stood down for voicing safety concerns: court

Six Brisbane aircraft maintenance engineers claim they were unfairly stood down for three months after they reported faulty coughpit doors on 20 Qantas aircraft could be opened with Paddle Pop sticks.

The airline faces fines up to $33,000 if found to have taken "adverse action" against the six engineers.