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A 1 cm cable error delayed the world’s biggest plane by 2 years. While building the Airbus A380, engineers found a fiber optic cable in the tail was just slightly too short to connect. Different teams were using different versions of CAD software.

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FFT-Laplace-Z-knowurdomain1 年前

a 1 cm rework of a harness doesnt take 2 years. not even with massive lead times. thats 100% airbus bilking the crap out of a government contract

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Incredible world1 年前

🚨Engineering error that cost 2 years: While building the Airbus A380 — the world's biggest passenger plane — engineers discovered a 1 cm fiber optic cable in the tail was too short to connect. 🔧 Root cause? Different teams used incompatible CAD software versions. ⏱️ Delay: 2 years 💸 Cost: ~$6 billion 👥 Affected: 300+ airlines & suppliers 📉 Airbus stock dropped 26% in 1 day A tiny mistake, massive impact.

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Nstig8r1 年前

Let me guess. They made the planes longer?

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Critical Debates1 年前

how different versions of CAD were responsible for this? since centmeter is same across all versions?

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UrbanEmpire1 年前

Wow

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Kyle Diaz1 年前

This guy is so good.💦🪐🌸 @Analyst_Fuller

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Sean1 年前

Fascinating to know

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Babbling Bullshit1 年前

Well that might explain the state of their planes lately. Frightening.

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Alfa Eco1 年前

Rounding error

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The.confuseddhead1 年前

A calculated error 👉🙃✌

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