Its loss will deepen the malaise in an industry whose safety problems, breakdowns and lethal crashes have made it hard to sell planes outside the former Soviet Union, Iran, Cuba and parts of Africa.
Turnovers, safety, kickoff returns, breakdowns.
This is regarded as a factor of safety to cover breakdowns, mishaps, and labour troubles.
The administration hopes to avoid the safety and regulatory breakdowns that led to the Deepwater Horizon blowout a year ago as it oversees onshore drilling using hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking.
It seems obvious that in both cases, a contributing factor to the safety problems was breakdowns in communications across levels (problems with observability).
The N.T.S.B.'s investigation of the Michigan spill identified "a complete breakdown of safety" at Enbridge, the pipeline's operator.
The soldier, who requested to remain anonymous, released 18 images to the Los Angeles Times to draw attention to the safety risk of a breakdown in leadership and discipline among US troops.
At an appearance at a military base in Georgia, President Bush called for a moment of silence for the missing, while Bush administration officials, trying to address Japanese anger, said they had seen no indication that the incident involved any breakdown in safety procedures.
Comparing Enbridge's employees to an utterly inept slapstick comedy police force from the 1920s, the NTSB's chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman said that her "investigation identified a complete breakdown of safety at Enbridge.
