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Old June 17th 05, 05:16 AM
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Good Idea - I recall reading that the British had a naval shipyard in
Hong Kong in colonial days - and used to make the local employees go
along on sea trials following maintenance work. This was especially
interesting in the case of submarines, since the Chinese are reputed to
be terrified of going underwater. The policy gave them a significant
incentive to do quality work.

David Johnson

Denny wrote:
In a perfect world the mechanic would have to crawl into the right seat
and go along for the first flight...

denny


 




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