Re:The McDonnell Douglas-Boeing merger led to the 737 Max cr...
by salawat on Monday January 06, 2020 @04:43PM
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Higher speeds does not necessarily equate to a more dangerous trip.
High speed delta to predominant flow is the more accurate metric.
Your fatigue comment is well received, but not a given either. A person may feel driving in a fatigued state is more acceptable for a short trip, but enforce more rigid limits on behavior for a long trip from home.
High speed delta to predominant flow is the more accurate metric.
Your fatigue comment is well received, but not a given either. A person may feel driving in a fatigued state is more acceptable for a short trip, but enforce more rigid limits on behavior for a long trip from home.