After the return ferry trip and drive home, she noticed a terrible shimmy and called the dealer to complain. The dealer claimed that they then determined that their computer had been malfunctioning, and apologized profusely. Probably No, No, and Yes. As I have been far too conservative in my interstitial insertions of late, I thought you wouldn't mind. Crime has existed since the dawn of civilization, and criminals have always been eager to use the latest technology for their sinister deeds.
Crime is crime.
Twice I have had experienced pilots shut down the incorrect engine. Both times we had enough airspeed and altitude to get the engine relit. The British 737 pilots were in just such a multiple emergency. Last night on National Public Radio's re-broadcast of BBC news, there was an extensive BBC report on the hazards of airliner crew fatigue. With the increasing computerization of airliner operation, there is less and less for crews to do.