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Lack of redundancy. Also a major contributing factor in the 737 MAX crashes. Redundancy is a low price to pay for peace of mind.
by ken47 3y ago
Lack of redundancy. Also a major contributing factor in the 737 MAX crashes. Redundancy is a low price to pay for peace of mind.
- CatWChainsaw 3y agoThe problem is that it is a price to pay. When efficiency, savings, and profits is the imperative, the cost savings is "worth" the billion-dollar disaster... right up until it happens.
- KyleBerezin 3y agoVery, very few bridges have redundant support structures. Also the 737 MAX is a case of how redundancy DOESN'T always solve issues
- ken47 3y agoThe crashes were a result of a single sensor being a point of failure. The update uses two sensors and they must agree with one another.