Sobre o desastre com BOEING 737 max
Notícias interessantes sobre a segurança em sistemas automatizados
1. https://youtu.be/ZYjhZWTDS8g
Ethiopia Plane Crash Revealed! Ethiopian B737 MAX Crashes After Takeoff [XP11]
2. Lion Air pilots were looking at handbook when plane crashed
Sources say flight crew of Indonesian jet tried to find procedure to halt dive
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The pilots of the Lion Air Boeing 737 Max that crashed in Indonesia were searching a flight manual to try to find why the plane kept lurching downwards against their commands, according to reports of the cockpit voice recording.
The investigation into the crash, which killed all 189 people on board last October, has become even more significant for Boeing and airlines due to its suspected links with the Ethiopian Airlines disaster, where 157 died on the same model of plane.
The Ethiopian government and French accident investigators have said flight data shows clear similarities between the two 737 Max crashes.
According to sources who spoke to Reuters, the voice recordings from Lion Air – yet to be officially released – show that the captain asked the first officer to check the flight manual within minutes of takeoff as they struggled to control the aircraft.
3. Artificial Intelligence
Aviation Experts Have Predicted Automation Will Lead to Disasters Like the Boeing Max Crashes for 15 Years
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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 deal with it—that was designed to keep the aircraft from stalling out. The final reports aren’t in yet, but the similarities between the crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that together killed 346 people, and the log of complaints from other pilots about the system, all point to trouble with the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS.
In short, a combination of an unfamiliar, potentially faulty automation system and a crew that was not adequately informed in how to operate or override that system probably led to both crashes, according to preliminary findings. One thing that’s striking about this is that it’s precisely the hazardous scenario that a top aviation safety forecasting group has warned of for over a decade
4, Pilotos de Boeing 737 Max teriam aprendido a dirigir avião com ajuda de iPad
Muitos pilotos dos aviões Boeing 737 Max não foram bem informados sobre as peculiaridades da aeronave e aprenderam a dirigi-lo com ajuda de um iPad, escreveu o jornal New York Times.
5. Testes de segurança da Boeing no 737 MAX tinham falhas cruciais, diz jornal
(Reuters) - Os testes de segurança da Boeing para o novo sistema de controle de voo instalado nos aviões de modelo 737 MAX tinham diversas falhas, afirmou neste domingo o jornal The Seattle Times.
6. Boeing paga o preço de um gerenciamento de crise fracassado... -
A fabricante Boeing teve uma semana difícil, marcada pela evaporação de quase 25 bilhões de dólares em capitalização de mercado e uma imagem manchada, consequências de uma fracassada gestão de crise após a tragédia do 737 MAX 8 da Ethiopian Airlines. "Foi calamitoso", disse Matthew Yemma, especialista em comunicação de crise da Peaks Strategies, com sede em Connecticut (leste), resumindo um sentimento geral.... -
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