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The problem with the 737 MAX is that it can get into a stall from which you cannot recover. It doesn't behave the same as a regular 737 at all, which in turn me
by Doxin 8y ago
The problem with the 737 MAX is that it can get into a stall from which you cannot recover. It doesn't behave the same as a regular 737 at all, which in turn means that the actions needed to prevent a stall are wildly different. In a regular 737 you apply more throttle in a stall to get more lift. In a 737 MAX applying more throttle will point the plane even more nose-up worsening an already bad situation.
- cmurf 8y agoDo you have a citation for this? Getting into an unrecoverable stall is a violation of FAR 25.203(c).
- Doxin 8y agoI should've been more specific: unrecoverable using the old procedures And I'll be honest I'm rather an armchair expert here, so I don't have any citations to back up above claims.