Looks like i wont be booking Malindo air anymore lol
Boeing Mocked Lion Air B737 Max Simulator Request, Before Crash
Boeing Mocked Lion Air B737 Max Simulator Request, Before Crash
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Jan 15 2020, 09:04 AM
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Looks like i wont be booking Malindo air anymore lol
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Jan 15 2020, 07:19 PM
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QUOTE(MAGAMan-X @ Jan 15 2020, 04:00 PM) The new flight controls malfunctioned, is it through manufacturing problem or maintenance problem? Would additional training have helped in control failure situation? Why can't Lion Air get knowledge transfer from Malindo Air, which was already flying the Max? The pilots couldn’t disable it in time or at allSo many questions, so few answers, but as typical in the court of public opinion, the one who was rude is the guilty party. If this material had been part of a training, the crashes would have been avoided. |
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Jan 15 2020, 07:23 PM
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QUOTE(MAGAMan-X @ Jan 15 2020, 06:21 PM) Aiya Boeing shares taking a nosedive (pun intended) now that Airbus is eating into their market share, many people hating on Boeing. Their customer handling may be bad, but that doesn't mean they're obliged to provide a simulator training if not covered in purchase contract. Duno what bitnes u in but sell industrial machines also have to provide training how to use lah, especially if requested by customer.They're in the airplane building bitness, not in the pilot training bitness. Mati lo if losing money already still have to train pilots. |
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