They are needed!

Air traffic controllers use wrenches on jet engines?

For elite Dem Party 'leaders' it's always politics regardless of consequences.

Raw meat has grill marks and toasted rounded edges?

Wow. Just... Wow. 😮

Same. I am speechless.

ME !

I was wrong. I am not without speech.
It's NOT like he was unaware the enigine FELL OFF.
If I posted this? Everyone would "get" I was mocking Liberal Never Trumper Politics memes.

Yup, the right are insane!

Sorry... The absurdity of your reasoning in this meme DEFINITELY proves otherwise. 🙁

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When has anyone ever said that?
The crash had nothing to do with ATC whatsoever.
Besides, if it were a factor, you would have to blame the Democrats… it’s their shutdown, they own it. Republicans have voted each time to the pass the CR, and the Democrats refuse to. Each time.

More blood on Republican hands from cutting funding for air traffic controllers and safety

An engine fell off the wing… it wasn’t an ATC issue,,, at all.
smh

are they really so stupid that they think ATC employees are also the mechanics?

Apparently, they do.

No, you don’t.
A&P mechanics, holding Inspection Authorization certificates, are the ones that conduct Annual Inspections. Most airlines utilize 100 hour inspections, routine preventative maintenance inspections, etc, etc.
Those are borne by the airlines themselves, not by government FAA inspectors. Yes, there are periodic inspections of maintenance procedures and maintenance records conducted by the FAA, but the airlines, by and large, perform 99% of the inspections of their aircraft and on maintenance procedures and maintenance records.
Accidents happen. My guess is that there was metal fatigue of the engine pylons and associated structural components. The NTSB will sort it out.
Enjoy your new mayor. You deserve him.

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Now, the NTSB came out with their preliminary report on the cause of the accident and surprise, surprise, surprise!!! Guess what???
They said it was metal fatigue of the engine mounts on the pylon and associated structural components.
And to be perfectly clear, I hold both an Airframe & Powerplant Certification, since 1983, and a current Inspection Authorization Certificate. You can take your snarky comments and choke on them.

Oh cool, you actually found this out on the job that you don't have there.

And this has what to do with what I didn't say?

Thanks for reminding me I got to delete those comments before you flag me.

I see you just deleted the comment I just replied to. You just can’t stand having anyone get the better of your inflated ego.
😂

Yeah, I just said I deleted them before you flag them like you do every time I make reference to your past like you brag about just like you did now about the supposed career you've had since 1983.

The news was on the PBS NewsHour tonight. PBS is a network we have in America. I suspect it might have been another news programs on other networks here as well. Are you going to tell me that you beat me to it and got the news also from your coworkers at the NewsHour?

Perhaps you should just post another standard blank image instead of doing a victory lap about something that was on the news like it was some sort of top secret information that you're privy to.

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