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If you believe that MCAS caused the first and contributed to the second, like I do, then at what point does the FAA not step in? You could say Gravity contribu
by bb88 5y ago
If you believe that MCAS caused the first and contributed to the second, like I do, then at what point does the FAA not step in?
You could say Gravity contributed I guess to both crashes, and Boeing is not responsible for that, but the difference here is that Boeing deliberately hid the existence of MCAS to the pilots to avoid simulator training.
- sokoloff 5y agoI think it's fair to say that MCAS caused both crashes. I think it's inaccurate/unfair to present the EA302 crew as having executed flawlessly (as Downfall presents it). They had elements of excellent airmanship; they also had flaws in their execution of that flight which, if avoided, would have likely been enough to save the flight.