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> This whole plane sounds like any ugly hack. They slapped very different engines on an existing airframe. Then, when it inevitability exhibited undesirable beh
by Brakenshire 7y ago
> This whole plane sounds like any ugly hack. They slapped very different engines on an existing airframe. Then, when it inevitability exhibited undesirable behaviour, they tried to paper over the cracks. Then they hid this information from their customers, regulatory agencies and the pilots.
Don’t forget, the system they used to paper over the cracks had a single point of failure.
- brucemoose 7y ago*One of the systems that we are aware of