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The design of the plane was a financially motivated one and lead to the MCAS system being required in the first place. And your note on lack of redundancy and n
by bb123 7y ago
The design of the plane was a financially motivated one and lead to the MCAS system being required in the first place. And your note on lack of redundancy and not providing additional training - surely the costs there are obvious?
- armada651 7y agoMCAS wouldn't have been required if they retrained pilots, but that would've made the entire endeavour of re-using the 737 design pointless. The fact that MCAS was required was not a failure to design a safe plane. Rather it was a failure to make the plane behave like the 737.