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AFAICT the technologies been around for a while (esp assistance). It's the regulation and the minefield of a roll-out plan that the FAA would rather not take on
by pj_mukh 1y ago
AFAICT the technologies been around for a while (esp assistance). It's the regulation and the minefield of a roll-out plan that the FAA would rather not take on. Nobody gets fired for doing nothing and continuing to play whack-a-mole with human frailties.
- rdtsc 1y ago> AFAICT the technologies been around for a while (esp assistance) Yeah, agree. There is even mention of a collision alarm at the tower going off > Nobody gets fired for doing nothing and continuing to play whack-a-mole with human frailties. That seems like it. It kind of feels something should have been worked out by now, but nobody wants to put a system in place, that would could due to a glitch direct a bunch of flight to crash into a mountain or into each other.