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No, under normal conditions the MAX isn't unstable. The instability comes only at high angles of attack (close to stalling) and only there the MCAS system shoul
by _ph_ 8y ago
No, under normal conditions the MAX isn't unstable. The instability comes only at high angles of attack (close to stalling) and only there the MCAS system should kick in. It was meant to be the equivalent to ESP systems in cars.
- gomijacogeo 8y agoDo we know, exactly, how much of the 737 Max 8's flight envelope was lost compared to earlier models? I'm getting the feeling that the instability happens far closer to the regular maneuvering envelope than is being alluded to in the press.
- mpweiher 8y agoYep. Except that the "exceptional" conditions under which the MCAS kicks in can also "occur" (=seem to occur) due to sensor failure.