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Shrugs, if the MCAS disables with a clear notification to the pilots I think at this point most 737-Max pilots would know the procedure to deal with that. Bett
by noir_lord 8y ago
Shrugs, if the MCAS disables with a clear notification to the pilots I think at this point most 737-Max pilots would know the procedure to deal with that.
Better than the plane flying itself into the ground.
- tus87 8y agoWhich raises a rather obvious question ...
- vkou 8y ago> Shrugs, if the MCAS disables with a clear notification to the pilots I think at this point most 737-Max pilots would know the procedure to deal with that. The plane is only certified to be 'identical to the 737' when MCAS is on, and operating correctly. If MCAS has to be disabled in response to a common mechanical problem, then the plane must be re-certified.