Re:U.S. FAA proposes requiring key Boeing 737 MAX design cha...
by _ph_ on Tuesday August 04, 2020 @06:53AM
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MCAS is only needed in situations with a very high angle of attack, that is a very steep climb which should not happen in normal flight situations. For example, MCAS is completely deactivated, if the flaps are extended. So unless you get into the steep angles, a 737 MAX with MCAS disabled, wouldn't even feel different in flying.
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