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Sure, and you then hold that until the aircraft stalls at 45000ft? Of course not. You can't point at a memory item and treat it like the pilots can only apply
by VBprogrammer 8y ago
Sure, and you then hold that until the aircraft stalls at 45000ft? Of course not.
You can't point at a memory item and treat it like the pilots can only apply what's in there in exclusion to everything else. The structural limits of the aircraft are there for a reason.
Aside from anything else the pilots were trying to maintain altitude by their communication with ATC.
Not that I'm blaming them. I think they had too much going on to even consider moving the throttles, and thats 100% on Beoing, but it probably didn't help their chances of recovery.