Re:Behind the Lion Air Crash, a Trail of Decisions Kept Pilo...
by lmm on Monday February 04, 2019 @11:30AM
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Why was a method that wasn't in the official checklist "relied upon"? Pilots following some undocumented, non-standard procedure sounds like their fault rather than Boeing's.
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Re:Behind the Lion Air Crash, a Trail of Decisions Kept Pilo...
by peteradio on Monday February 04, 2019 @12:17PM
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Who knows? Have you ever been taught an undocumented procedure by the expert and been told to use it regardless of what the manual states? Happens all the time? Is a pilot in a position to affect Boeing beauracracy?
Re:Behind the Lion Air Crash, a Trail of Decisions Kept Pilo...
by lozenge on Monday February 04, 2019 @02:06PM
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Sorry but how could Boeing design any plane if they can't assume pilots will follow the manual or any checklists?
Re:Behind the Lion Air Crash, a Trail of Decisions Kept Pilo...
by rocqua on Monday February 04, 2019 @03:58PM
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By including features in the manual. The alternative is that they don't, people rely on the features, they change the features without notifying anyone, and when shit goes wrong they can say "It wasn't documented: shouldn't do that".
The real question here is how commonly this feature was used. If it was common, then not putting it in the manual is a big problem!