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Presumably the stall warnings were ignored because in "normal law" even if you try to stall the plane, a). the plane will not allow itself to stall and b). the
by tcarnell 15y ago
Presumably the stall warnings were ignored because in "normal law" even if you try to stall the plane, a). the plane will not allow itself to stall and b). the stall warning will still sound.
Hence the stall warning SHOULD NEVER SOUND in "normal law" mode.
Therefore, the only time a pilot should hear the stall warning is when they actually have to intervene.
Ultimately, if the plane was funcioning perfectly well and assuming the pilots weren't complete idiots, the problem was a 'usability' issue.
(think again everytime you see a bug logged as 'usability' and assume it is not important!)
- Tloewald 15y agoI Like your last line. The way I think about it is this. A "bug" crashes or causes bad data when running on a computer. A "usability issue" crashes or causes bad data when running on a person.