Originally Posted by
MurphyWasRight
My point was more about the nature of the emergency AD that could have been much clearer about uncommanded trim that stops with any pilot trim then restarts about 5 seconds later.
In that case stress importance of first fully trimming then hitting cutout.
This is hinted at in a note at the end of the procedure, I say it should have been highlighted.
Unlike 'stuck switch" uncommanded trim the MCAS case does allow for pilot electrical trim first then followed by cutout, a quick blip of the switch is all that would be needed to test if this was possible. That could be a step in the runaway trim procedure, I agree do not need a seperate MCAS checklist if that was included.
I think that’s a good observation. Sorry for misinterpreting your original intent.