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Boeing insists will share info with clients after Indonesia crash
Boeing on Tuesday insisted it would share any information to emerge from an investigation into the crash of one of its newest planes in Indonesia last month, amid reports a telephone conference with its customers had been canceled. (phys.org) さらに...
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Good point Mike! Those terrifying accidents were the result of a rudder "hard-over". A near disaster occurred leaving pilots to think of anything. The captain reversed the hard-over procedure and the crew saved all aboard that 737-200. When I learned to fly was simple. Fly the airplane first.
Boeing don't normally share information...... that's why airline buy Airbus
I recall ominous echoes of the old 737 "uncommanded rudder activation" problem of some decades past. At least we know that "the system" is pitching the nose down, rather than a work piston.