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Oregon teacher finds fuselage from Boeing 737 Max 9 in his back yard

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Homendy said the cockpit voice recorder did not capture any data because it had been overwritten and again called on regulators to mandate retrofitting existing planes with recorders that capture 25 hours of data, up from the two hours required at present.

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lemmy.world

Boeing is a trash company that should be nationalized like the rail companies. They get billions in funding from our taxes just to turn around and develop subpar aircraft compared to airbus.

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programming.dev

All nationalization would do is allow Republican politicians to approve cost cutting measures to "lower taxes".

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Not a rational decision for that reasoning.... But the democrats are role overs on everything so it'll never happen.

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lemmy.today

What do they expect to hear on the voice recorder?

FO: Hey, Captain, what's this "eject door" button do?

C: Huh. Never seen that before. Think we should press it?

FO: Fuck, fuck, fuck, that was a bad idea.

C: Why the fuck do we even have that button?!?

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feddit.nl

It's probably important to establish when the crew noticed anomolous pressure readings. Did they continue the flight after sensors indicated a problem? Did the crew follow procedure after the failure, and was that procedure sufficient to protect passengers and crew?

These investigations are usually centered on whether there needs to be a change in procedure, training, maintenance schedules, and design. It's not like they're trying to pin the blame on a pilot pressing a mysterious "eject door plug" button.

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kbin.social

There's another bit of information that this particular plane was restricted from flying to Hawaii because it had had frequent alarms in previous flights that would indicate a cabin pressure problem. This was not a "sudden" thing.

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sh.itjust.works

Yea, only 9.807 m/s^2. Just imagine if the craft was flying over Jupiter. Uranus is a little gassier, butt imagine flying over Jupiter.

Edit: waka waka waka

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