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Old 24th Sep 2019, 03:11
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Originally Posted by ST Dog
That's not what started this subthread.

The point was AoA indicator is not needed. That's why it was an option. It's not required by the FAA/EASA/etc.

You fly attitude and power not AoA.
So we agree AoA is not necessary but my question to you remains. How do you fly attitude in a loss of pitch control situation? Just wait for the pitch control to return on its own?
You don't understand the severity nor scope of the Max crisis. Ironically your strategy is exactly what the crews did, simply tried to fly an attitude. It didn't work.
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