tarjet fixated
25th Sep 2009, 11:56
QUI (http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/2009/09/24/332716/computers-cant-replace-pilots-yet-say-experts.html) c'e' un interessante articolo che per una volta da' a Cesare cio' che e' di Cesare.
Ne incollo un paio di passaggi che reputo significativi qui sotto:
Accident chronicles may record human error, they say, but the many occasions when technically troubled flights are saved by ordinary airline crews are not given publicity unless, like the US Airways Airbus A320 (http://www.flightglobal.com/landingpage/airbus%20a320.html) Hudson River ditching, they are caught on camera.
Dr Abbott said records showed about 30% of all system failure modes that led to accidents had not been anticipated by designers, so there were no checklists to deal with them. The corollary was that pilots successfully dealt with 70% of unanticipated failures, let alone the failures for which there was a checklist, she said.
Ne incollo un paio di passaggi che reputo significativi qui sotto:
Accident chronicles may record human error, they say, but the many occasions when technically troubled flights are saved by ordinary airline crews are not given publicity unless, like the US Airways Airbus A320 (http://www.flightglobal.com/landingpage/airbus%20a320.html) Hudson River ditching, they are caught on camera.
Dr Abbott said records showed about 30% of all system failure modes that led to accidents had not been anticipated by designers, so there were no checklists to deal with them. The corollary was that pilots successfully dealt with 70% of unanticipated failures, let alone the failures for which there was a checklist, she said.