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That's a different argument about the third pilot. I'm just pointing out that while my parent was correct that the argument failed as a justification for two p
by thaumasiotes 2y ago
That's a different argument about the third pilot.
I'm just pointing out that while my parent was correct that the argument failed as a justification for two pilots, it doesn't fail for any other number. It's similar to the proof that all horses are the same color.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> while my parent was correct that the argument failed as a justification for two pilots, it doesn't fail for any other number It doesn't fail as much as not work. One can always come up with hypotheticals justifying more redundancy. Whether that's worth the tradeoff requires actually looking at the facts.
- dghlsakjg 2y agoOne of the changes from germanwings is that a third crew member must remain in the cockpit in the event that one of the pilots leaves for any reason.