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If one plane crashes every year, it would still be safer to fly than to drive a car. Even if boing is at fault, and FAA failed in their validation process, I d
by sametmax 8y ago
If one plane crashes every year, it would still be safer to fly than to drive a car.
Even if boing is at fault, and FAA failed in their validation process, I doubt there is any evil doing in any way. Indeed, they had a fantastic track record for decades compared to pretty much any other industrial equivalent.
As an european, and as much as I would love boing to take a hit in favor or EADS, it would be unfair to them and the FAA. They have been doing a great job for so long, on so numerous complicated systems we forget that as human, we can fuck up.
Nobody can guaranty to ever do perfectly fine all the time, and certainly not in such a huge endavour. Of course, the outrage is understandable given mistakes cost lives, so the situation sucks for all the sides in this story.
- adrianN 8y agoNobody can guarantee absence of errors, but you can stop using machines where you have good reasons to believe that something is wrong until you've figured out what's the problem and how to fix it.