Boeing, Automation, Airline, Air safety, Boeing 737, Aircraft
The tragic Boeing MAX crashes were likely caused by faulty automated systems & a panicked human response. Turns out aviation experts have been warning of *precisely this kind of disaster* for 15 years. They call the phenomenon 'automation surprise'.
https://t.co/jEO9dZhY3b
OpenAviation Experts Have Predicted Automation Will Lead to Disasters Like the Boeing Max Crashes for 15 Years
The two tragic crashes of Boeing’s best-selling 737 Max planes increasingly look to be caused in part by a malfunctioning automated system—and the pilots’ lack of training around how to ...
The tragic Boeing MAX crashes were likely caused by faulty automated systems & a panicked human response. Turns out aviation experts have been warning of *precisely this kind of disaster* for 15 years. They call the phenomenon 'automation surprise'.
https://t.co/jEO9dZhY3b
OpenAviation Experts Have Predicted Automation Will Lead to Disasters Like the Boeing Max Crashes for 15 Years
The two tragic crashes of Boeing’s best-selling 737 Max planes increasingly look to be caused in part by a malfunctioning automated system—and the pilots’ lack of training around how to ...
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