Suppression of safety records

In 1990, a USA airline company was found guilty in 1990 of falsifying safety maintenance records. Top airline managers ordered that maintenance not be performed on the aircraft in order to save money, and records to show that it had. This also involved tampering with log books, work cards and computerized maintenance records.

1. Violations of health and safety regulations
2. Unethical practices of regulatory inspectors
3. Unethical maintenance practices
4. Unethical industrial practices
5. Deception in business

1. Work-related injury
2. Tampering with official documents
3. Inadequate provision of public safety
4. Falsification of public records

1. Inadequate enforcement of environmental regulations
2. Environmental hazards constraining scientific research

1. Suppression of medical information

1. Uncovering falsification of safety maintenance records
2. Suppressing safety records
3. Requiring safety tests
4. Preventing occupational accidents
5. Falsifying safety maintenance records
6. Being truthful
7. Being fraudulent
8. Being fallacious

1. Suppression
2. Safety
3. Fraud
4. Fallacy