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> It never tested a malfunctioning sensor, according to the three officials. That one popped out to me. Man. Lots to learn. > Boeing continued to defend MCAS
by kdazzle 7y ago
> It never tested a malfunctioning sensor, according to the three officials.
That one popped out to me. Man. Lots to learn.
> Boeing continued to defend MCAS and its reliance on a single sensor after the first crash, involving Indonesia’s Lion Air.
Also...how? So many non safety critical services use a load balancer and at least a couple of servers because who can trust just one thing working perfectly all the time?
- m_mueller 7y agoAnother one that popped out: test pilots were pushed to simulator-only by management, with simulators apparently being incomplete with regards to MCAS behavior. Bean counting and incompetence abound in safety critical areas of airplane design - I will think twice before stepping in another recent model of Boeing.