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In the event that MCAS is disabled, the pilots will have to work harder to notice impending stalls and prevent them. Which is why this requires training.
by cryptonector 8y ago
In the event that MCAS is disabled, the pilots will have to work harder to notice impending stalls and prevent them. Which is why this requires training.
- m_mueller 8y agoIt's disabled with wings in departure configuration though isn't it? Isn't a scenario likely (i.e. another 10E-5) where a stall happens right on takeoff, say because of updraft or pilot error (although without training on this plane it would be hard to even call it that).