Re:Airplanes and Accounting Games: The Coming Boeing Collapse?
by na85 on Thursday December 19, 2019 @07:25PM
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>I'm not sure I understand the issues you're talking about but many military aicraft are deliberately built to be dynamically unstable and need constant software control to fly.
Some specific fighter variants are built this way, yes. But the risk tolerance for a single-seat fighter aircraft that has to fly combat sorties is very different than for a civilian airliner with hundreds of people onboard.
Re:Airplanes and Accounting Games: The Coming Boeing Collapse?
by sfifs on Thursday December 19, 2019 @08:09PM
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> many military aicraft are deliberately built to be dynamically unstable and need constant software control to fly.
Yes. It's also well understood that combat pilots accept the possibility of death when they sign up for military service. That's not the risk tolerance that is accepted for passenger travel.
Re:Airplanes and Accounting Games: The Coming Boeing Collapse?
by codingslave on Thursday December 19, 2019 @06:29PM
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Read my update, this was a criminal action taken to cut costs
Re:Airplanes and Accounting Games: The Coming Boeing Collapse?
by alistproducer2 on Thursday December 19, 2019 @06:38PM
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Because people died and will continue to die unless the airframe/engine configuration , which they knew was faulty, is changed to not be garbage.
It is crazy to accept a flawed design when people's lives are at stake. A plane isnt a movie or a song. You cant just fix stuff in post. Do it right the first time.
Why is it wrong to rely on software?
I'm not sure I understand the issues you're talking about but many military aicraft are deliberately built to be dynamically unstable and need constant software control to fly.