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Intro
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Outline
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The Boeing 737 MAX
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Boeing 737MAX, Lion Air, Indonesia
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Mystifying News
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MAX - A New Dress for an Old Lady
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Causal Analysis of the Accidents
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Details of the Causal Analysis
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Uncommanded Nose-down Trim
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Repeated Aircraft Nose-Down ("AND") Trim
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MAX - New Engines - Make it the same as old variant Engines mounted further forward
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Aircraft Certification - Longitudinal Stability CFR 25.173
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Little Software "Fix"
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Trigger for Nose-Down Trim
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How can this Happen?
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Probabilities
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Risk Matrix
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Hazard Assessment
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Limited Failure Modes Analysis
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Insidious Behaviour of MCAS
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Immense Pressure to complete MAX development
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Certification Politics
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Shift in Accountability Olds New Certification System
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Other factors - Old Mechanical Flight Controls
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Other factors - Runaway Stabilizer?
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Other things - Stick Shaker
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Is it going to fly again?
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Boeing Certification? That reminds me of ...
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Certification Special Conditions for Li-Ion Batteries
Description:
Explore the technical, sociological, and organizational factors behind the Boeing 737 MAX crashes in this comprehensive conference talk. Delve into the design flaws of the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), inadequate risk assessment, and certification process failures that led to two fatal accidents. Examine the aircraft's flight characteristics, sensor issues, and the challenges pilots faced in countering automatic nose-down trim movements. Gain insights into the aviation industry's certification practices, including the delegation of evaluation work to manufacturers. Learn about the global response to the 737 MAX grounding and the potential changes in certification processes by aviation authorities worldwide. Understand the complex interplay of factors that contributed to this aviation crisis, including aircraft design, pilot proficiency, maintenance issues, and regulatory oversight.

Boeing 737MAX- Automated Crashes

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