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It is alarming, but, in the three examples of plane crashes the planes all overshot the runway. I don't know what the expectations are in those cases. Is it unr
by mhb 6y ago
It is alarming, but, in the three examples of plane crashes the planes all overshot the runway. I don't know what the expectations are in those cases. Is it unreasonable to expect nothing to fail?
Just like JIT, the quest for greater efficiency makes systems less robust. Were these failures anticipated due to engineering tradeoffs or due to the manufacturing issues?
- sofixa 6y agoYes. Planes are designed and tested to not fail in dangerous scenarios, like overshooting the runway, having to abort takeoff at the last moment, an engine exploding, etc. The airplane falling apart is unexpected