Investigations into the crash of Prime Air 767 revealed significant concerns regarding operational safety at the airline prior to the incident. Multiple former employees detailed instances of relaxed adherence to established safety protocols, citing a lack of rigorous oversight within the organization. These individuals stated that management actively discouraged reporting maintenance problems or other potential hazards. Ownership reportedly fostered an environment where staff felt hesitant to raise legitimate safety worries. The revelations underscore critical questions about the airline’s commitment to maintaining a secure operating standard before the tragic event occurred.
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