CLEAN : Bereaved engineer one year after the Ethiopian Airlines crash: it doesn't go away

The transcript discusses a personal reflection on a significant photo, the ongoing impact of a tragedy, and related news stories. It highlights concerns about aviation safety and certification processes, coping mechanisms for dealing with loss, and the importance of regulations and learning from past accidents to improve safety.

What does the speaker primarily discuss in the first section?

• The history of aviation regulations

• A technical analysis of airplane safety

• The benefits of new airplane models

• The emotional impact of a personal tragedy

According to the speaker, what is a major flaw in the current airplane certification model?

• It is not recognized internationally

• It is too expensive to implement

• It relies on outdated technology

• It failed to prevent a tragic accident

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for certifying airplanes?

• More frequent inspections

• Increased pilot training

• Better communication systems

• A new model of certification

Why does the speaker believe regulations are often written in blood?

• They are written by experienced pilots

• They are based on past accidents

• They are difficult to change

• They are influenced by political factors

What is the purpose of investigating accidents according to the speaker?

• To assign blame to responsible parties

• To improve future safety regulations

• To increase public awareness

• To reduce insurance costs