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It definitely was a failure in the sense of "we need to do failure analysis and make sure we don't get this close again", but it also was a success in the sense
by tgsovlerkhgsel 5y ago
It definitely was a failure in the sense of "we need to do failure analysis and make sure we don't get this close again", but it also was a success in the sense of "ultimately, something prevented a catastrophic outcome" (and studying that, and potentially trying to replicate those positive aspects at other airports, is also something that should to happen).
- silexia 5y agoThe real problem here is that many overseas governments and airlines don't hire pilots based on competence, but on their coziness with the ruling class. Events like this are not Boeing's fault and will continue until foreign airlines can get rid of corruption.