Re:Boeing 737 MAX crash and the rejection of ridiculous data
by dingaling on Wednesday April 10, 2019 @03:19PM
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> How do you prevent a single check from slipping through?
For a start, by not ramming an essentially new type through all test flying & certfication testing in 17 months before declaring it ready for service.
There is a reason that the Soviet Ministry of Aviation made newly-approved types fly only cargo and mail for a year or more; not just because their techniques were 'unsophisticated' per the Western view but also because they understood that introducing a complex system into a complex environment of weather and human factors couldn't be fully modelled but had to be subjected to prolonged real-World experience.
For a start, by not ramming an essentially new type through all test flying & certfication testing in 17 months before declaring it ready for service.
There is a reason that the Soviet Ministry of Aviation made newly-approved types fly only cargo and mail for a year or more; not just because their techniques were 'unsophisticated' per the Western view but also because they understood that introducing a complex system into a complex environment of weather and human factors couldn't be fully modelled but had to be subjected to prolonged real-World experience.