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It doesn't defeat the purpose you'd know immediately if something went wrong. Like I said this is a routine. If you fly, you are basically trusting your life t
by coolThingsFirst 3y ago
It doesn't defeat the purpose you'd know immediately if something went wrong. Like I said this is a routine.
If you fly, you are basically trusting your life to 2 people in the cockpit that you don't know.
How come sharing password for data recovery is too great of a risk and flying is not.
- corobo 3y agoI'd rather prevent the bad thing from happening than react to it when it does though. Much less effort. If I fly I assume the pilots don't want to lose their high paying jobs and/or their lives. Min wage can be swapped out for min wage without much of a life disruption. Also if a flight goes wrong chances are I won't be intact enough to care about the repercussions. Unfortunately too I've only been on a plane twice in my life, bad example haha (In fairness that's not fear based, just never really been able to afford holidays)
- asadotzler 3y agoBecause some 17 year old kid with his first job in the repair shop is not the same thing as a trained pilot.