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No it’s not. We second guess every plane crash trying to figure out exactly what happened and how we can prevent another crash in the future. Lessons learned
by poof131 11y ago
No it’s not. We second guess every plane crash trying to figure out exactly what happened and how we can prevent another crash in the future. Lessons learned are then passed on to other pilots. The NTSB and other safety boards are huge second guessers and it’s how aviation has become as safe as it is today. Certainly you want to appreciate the stressors the pilot was under, but that’s no excuse for not evaluating the actions he or she took leading up to the crash.
- a3n 11y agoBut what's being second guessed here is the state of mind of the pilot, or the protester. You don't know that person, only what you read in the accident report or the news article. You don't know what was going on in that person's life or head at the moment of crisis.