As this can involve lowering from a helicopter engineers clad in insulating suits and safety harnesses to crawl along a pair of high-voltage cables strung shoulder-width apart, it can be a "recipe for disaster", adds Mr Fairs.Data collected by drone are often more accurate than information gathered by other means.
When the electrical harnesses came to be fitted in the forward and aft fuselage sections, many didn't connect with each other.
Although a new system for installing the harnesses was being developed, the first 26 aircraft would all need difficult and time-consuming rectification work.
"We worked with harnesses and climbing ropes and set up our plane table on the most incredible ledges with… sheer drops all around," he has written.
Before that, boats leaked, engines were unreliable or inflammable, radios crackled, and safety harnesses were not often worn.
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It alleges that executives and shareholders sold shares in late 2005 and early 2006 in the knowledge that the A380 programme was in deep trouble after inconsistent software in French and German factories had led to mistakes in the design of the aircraft's wiring harnesses.
While the car's original seat belts have been replaced with four-point harnesses, it still has no air-bags, nor any side-intrusion protection.
Crucially, the technology harnesses airliners' ability to glide.
This loss of judgment is exacerbated by other symptoms of stress, such as sleep deprivation.Mr Coates likens this condition to the state of "learned helplessness" identified in the 1960s by Martin Seligman, a psychologist who delivered random electric shocks to dogs constrained in harnesses.
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