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The thing that you are missing is that they said it flew EXACTLY like all other 737s. The same thousands of 737s that have been flown around the world for years
by snarf21 7y ago
The thing that you are missing is that they said it flew EXACTLY like all other 737s. The same thousands of 737s that have been flown around the world for years. The fact that you are saying they didn't follow the "proper runway trim procedures" doesn't hold water. Not following the trim procedures caused ZERO crashes in the last (what?) million 737 flights!!! Whether that was the proper procedure is completely irrelevant. The pilots were given 30 minutes on an iPad and sent on their way being told they needed to do nothing different. Two crashes in (what?) a few hundred flights is the result of pure greed. Lots of people should be in jail.
- WalterBright 7y agoThe procedure for dealing with MCAS runaway trim failure is the same as dealing with runaway trim for previous 737 models.
- briandear 7y agoThe Lion Air maintenance department should be in jail then. They let a plane in the air when they knew they had a bad AOA sensor. That sensor is required by the Type Certificate and they allowed the plane to fly knowing it was faulty.
- jacobush 7y agoYes. Them too.