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No training in the world will help if this system malfunctions and puts the nose down at 1000ft already. You can't react fast enough to not hit the ground. Als
by ulfw 8y ago
No training in the world will help if this system malfunctions and puts the nose down at 1000ft already. You can't react fast enough to not hit the ground.
Also I don't want to fly in a plane where 'trained' pilots have to fearfully watched every feet they climb to quickly overturn a system that malfunctions.
- cryptonector 8y agoThat's clearly not true, since the day before the Lion Air crash a pilot flying in the jump seat was able to diagnose and correct the issue.
- ulfw 8y agoAt 40,000 feet you have ample time to react. At 1000 you don‘t. That‘s my argument.
- cryptonector 8y agoIIUC the incident the day before the Lion Air crash was also on take-off.