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> There's absolutely no reason why a properly-designed and -vetted MCAS system wouldn't have been a perfectly acceptable solution Surely that was exactly the M
by jussij 7y ago
> There's absolutely no reason why a properly-designed and -vetted MCAS system wouldn't have been a perfectly acceptable solution
Surely that was exactly the MCAS that was installed in both of the planes that crashed.
But the fact it failed so badly suggest it might in fact be a rather difficult system to get right.
- CamperBob2 7y agoIf you're arguing that MCAS was "properly designed and vetted," you're the only voice crying in that particular wilderness. Boeing's implementation will be a mainstay in engineering ethics classes for the next 100 years, right next to the Therac-25 and the Kansas City Hyatt.