Re:U.S. FAA proposes requiring key Boeing 737 MAX design cha...
by toast0 on Monday August 03, 2020 @11:12PM
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Sure, but without knowledge of MCAS, what would a pilot do with an AOA warning?
They would still most likely get an airspeed disagree warning (standard) because AOA is a parameter in the airspeed calculation. Again, they wouldn't know that was why the stabilizer trim kept moving to nose down, because the MCAS system was not disclosed to pilots.
They would still most likely get an airspeed disagree warning (standard) because AOA is a parameter in the airspeed calculation. Again, they wouldn't know that was why the stabilizer trim kept moving to nose down, because the MCAS system was not disclosed to pilots.