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I think you got it wrong. If you fly a plane you are responsible for the people you are taking. Failing to be reliable manage the plane in every situation is hu
by StreamBright 8y ago
I think you got it wrong. If you fly a plane you are responsible for the people you are taking. Failing to be reliable manage the plane in every situation is human error. Boeing did not force the airline to buy this model, it did not force them not to have training and finally which is the most serious Boeing did not fail to disengage the autopilot that is a standard procedure in such situation, the pilots did. So I guess it is 99% pilots,1% airline,0% Boeing.
- hutgu 8y agoNope, if pilots fail to handle an emergency due to poor training, then it's the airline that trained them which is really responsible. Blaming individuals for failures of an organization is not a good strategy for improving safety Also, in this situation disengaging the autopilot would not stop the nose down inputs. It's a new design on 737MAX, and whether Boeing informed airline about it well enough determines if they are at fault or not.