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It amazes me the way the pilot doing the demonstration in the video (embedded in TFA) is so calm and matter-of-fact about the process. It's putting a remarkable
by ilamont 4y ago
It amazes me the way the pilot doing the demonstration in the video (embedded in TFA) is so calm and matter-of-fact about the process. It's putting a remarkable degree of trust in an automated system, which, if there were some edge case failure, would be fatal.
- bambataa 4y agoThey’re in a simulator, aren’t they?
- drakythe 4y agoYou mean they trained for this in a simulator? Probably yes. Was this incident in a simulator? Nope. This was a live pull in a real world scenario. Edit: ah I see, the video footage. I was unable to watch due to mobile. My apologies!
- yathern 4y agoThey're saying that the attached video in the article is from a simulator training. The video is not of the real life usage that just occurred.
- rossdavidh 4y agoDemonstration in embedded video is a simulator, though.
- LegitShady 4y agoThe embedded video is in a simulator. The article contains no pictures or video related to a real world deployment.
- bragr 4y ago>It's putting a remarkable degree of trust in an automated system, which, if there were some edge case failure, would be fatal. You are doing that every time you climb in an aircraft if it has a FADEC. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FADEC https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FADEC