A 300-foot uncommanded excursion with injuries is not a “report and move on” item. Crews should treat it as a flight-control / envelope event until the data says otherwise. If you fly the type, read the operator bulletin before your next pairing.
Component revenue is how you stay alive while the type certificate crawls. Cool story for investors. For pilots: the question is still “what does it do when the battery is having a bad day at density altitude.”
N-numbers in Europe have always been a paperwork sport. If you keep a US-registered airplane on the continent, have your import, VAT, and insurance stack in one folder — and a local lawyer on retainer before someone pads the airplane.