Re:What is the Boeing 737 Max Manoeuvring Characteristics Au...
by sokoloff on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @06:14AM
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Preventing a stall at low altitudes is arguably more important than preventing one at high altitudes.
The MCAS is a compensation for extra powerful engines. Those engines are most powerful at low altitudes as well.
For example, we know that the flight control computer has access to altitude information. Why would it let the MCAS push the nose down, when it knows that you have very little altitude margin? (I am talking about the Lion Air flight).