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I don’t think it’s fair to put pilot training and systematic design right next to each other. If the design in itself, and the subsequent factors of safety are
by iscrewyou 8y ago
I don’t think it’s fair to put pilot training and systematic design right next to each other.
If the design in itself, and the subsequent factors of safety are at fault, pilots can’t recover from that fast enough. Why put them in a dangerous situation and expect them to recover. How long could this go on even if we didn’t have these two plane crashes. The pilots/airlines could be at fault for not training too much but the bigger issue is the system in the question.
It’s like saying the drivers don’t know how to drive because the manufacturer didnt put it front and center on the driver’s manual that the car suddenly swerves right. As ic drivers should always have their hands tight on the wheels and be ready for situations like that. It’s not fair.
- digikata 8y agoThe pilot training is part of the overall systematic design, neither the equipment, nor the pilots exist alone.