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Now there's a use for the 737 MAX. Assuming pilots think it's safe to fly one now I guess...
by FartyMcFarter 7y ago
Now there's a use for the 737 MAX. Assuming pilots think it's safe to fly one now I guess...
- redis_mlc 7y ago> Assuming pilots think it's safe to fly one now I guess... 1) They never were safe. 2) After being grounded for up to a year, it will take 2 weeks of maintenance each to make them airworthy after the repairs are done (wiring, FOD in fuel tanks, software and hardware updates for MCAS system.)
- blendo 7y agoNo passengers, just cargo? Probably ok if the pilot 1) disables MCAS, and 2) ensures a forward center of gravity, so the MCAS workaround (slow, high aoa) becomes moot.