What's your reaction about another plane crash Lion Air JT610?

Question

Do you think the pilot knows that their engine had a problem before taking off for another flight?

Answer 1

human errors that can doom a plane are no longer confined to the cockpit. Many of the most crucial ones involving the Max occurred years ago, in Boeing offices and in simulators, well before the pilots of Lion Air JT610 climbed into its cockpit. Those earlier errors included, among others, the incomprehensible design decision to allow the new flight-control system that was linked to both crashes—the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS)—to activate based on data from a single sensor, and stunningly sunny assumptions about pilot reaction time under stress.

Answer 2

Lion Air named Captain Bhavye Suneja as pilot of the plane. The Indian national's death was confirmed by the Indian Embassy in Jakarta. The co-pilot was named as Harvino. Capt Suneja had more than 6,000 flight hours under his belt and the co-pilot had more than 5,000, making the pair an experienced team.

Answer 3

My reaction to the tragic news of another Lion Air JT610 plane crash is one of shock and sadness. This is yet another reminder of the importance of safety and the need for rigorous maintenance and safety checks on all aircraft. It is still too early to speculate on the cause of the crash and until the investigation is complete, it is impossible to know whether the pilot was aware of any potential engine issues. Our thoughts are with the families of those affected.

Answer 4

I'm saddened by the latest plane crash, and I hope that the victims are able to receive the care they need. I don't know enough about the specifics of this particular crash to have a definitive reaction, but I think it's important that pilots are properly trained in regards to engine problems.